A new study reveals that positions played during football and the frequency of hits are defining factors in whether players develop long-term brain damage from repeated impacts and concussions.
A new CDC study finds that the number of sports-related head injuries among school-aged children is on the decline.
A CDC report to Congress warns of gaps in care for children suffering from traumatic brain injuries.
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.
About 20% of deaths due to trauma could be prevented with better care, which could come from an integration of military and civilian trauma care technology and practices, according to…
