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: Traumatic Brain Injury
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Head Injuries Linked to Increased Long-Term Risk of Death, Study Finds
A new study details how long-term side effects from head injuries can significantly increase the risk of death.
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Study Calls for Early Intervention, Monitoring of Traumatic Brain Injuries Among Infants and Toddlers
A new study reveals that early treatment for traumatic brain injuries suffered by infants and toddlers could help avoid developmental disorders.
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Neurocritical Care Could Increase Survival Rates from Severe Traumatic Brain Injuries
A new study finds that specialized neurocritical care can reduce the risk of death from acute brain injuries and result in better recovery over time.
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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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Blood Test Could Predict Severity of Traumatic Brain Injuries: Study
The findings of a new study indicate certain blood tests could predict the severity and survivability of traumatic brain injuries.
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Study Links Concussions to Later Mental Health Issues
A new study finds children who suffer concussions face an increased risk of mental health issues.
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U.S. Veterans Face Higher Risk of Death from Traumatic Brain Injuries After 9/11 Study Finds
A new study reveals veterans who served after 9/11 and suffered traumatic brain injuries are dying at a rate 11 times faster than the general public.
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New Report Lays Out “Roadmap” For Recovering From Traumatic Brain Injuries
A new report calls for changes in the guidelines for treating and researching traumatic brain injuries.
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Almost 7% of Minors in the U.S. Have Suffered A Head Injury or Concussion
A new CDC report reveals about 7% of U.S. youths have suffered some form of concussion or head trauma, but only a little more than half of those cases have…
