Childhood Traumatic Brain Injuries Linked to Executive Function Problems: Study
Traumatic brain injuries can change the structure of the brain, including the cerebellum, which can result in problems with judgment and decision-making.
Traumatic brain injuries can change the structure of the brain, including the cerebellum, which can result in problems with judgment and decision-making.
Aduhelm and Leqembi side effects may actually speed up brain atrophy, making Alzheimer's disease and dementia problems worse, researchers warn.
White matter injuries suffered by preterm infants increased their risk of cerebral palsy by a factor of 15.
Rates of concussions and traumatic brain injuries have increased among minors in recent years, previous research has shown