Children Kept Out of School Long-Term After a Head Injury Have a Harder Time Recovering: Study
Children kept out of school long-term after a concussion may face slower recovery times, according to new research.
Tag Archives: TBI
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Traumatic Brain Injuries Could Lead to Loss of Smell: Study
Traumatic brain injuries may be linked to a risk of loss of smell, according to the findings of a new study.
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Positive Fluid Brain Balance May Worsen Traumatic Brain Injuries: Study
A new study indicates giving traumatic brain injury patients more fluids than they are losing while in ICU can increase their risk of death and worsen future functioning.
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Women More Likely To Suffer Long-Term Harm From Concussions Than Men: Study
A new study suggests women take longer to recover from traumatic brain injuries than men.
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Concussion Side Effects May Cause Gastrointestinal Problems: Study
The findings of a new study suggest that traumatic brain injuries may increase the risk of gastrointestinal infections.
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Concussion Severity And Length May Be Diagnosed Through Spit Test: Study
A saliva test may accurately predict which children will suffer long-term symptoms following a concussion.
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Traumatic Brain Injuries May Increase Risk Of Dementia Later In Life: Study
A new study links traumatic brain injuries to an increased risk of dementia in later years.
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TBI Decreases From Less Auto Accidents Offset By Elderly Fall Head Injuries: CDC
While deaths due to severe head injuries declined in the last several years, the number of actual injuries increased, driven mainly by fall injuries among the elderly.
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Traumatic Brain Injury Patients May Be Twice as Likely to Die from Unintentional Injury: Study
Those who suffer traumatic brain injuries are at an increased risl of death from future accidents, according to the findings of a new study.
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WWE Concussion Lawsuits Filed By 53 Former Wrestlers
Several dozen professional wrestlers are suing the WWE, claiming their work for the company caused them to develop traumatic brain injuries and related disorders.
