Athletes with psychological pain take longer to recover from concussion...
Research published in “Neurology” suggests that athletes who complain of aches and pains that have no physical cause take longer to recover from concussion....
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Research published in “Neurology” suggests that athletes who complain of aches and pains that have no physical cause take longer to recover from concussion....
read moreA study published in the journal “Neurology” suggests that people who have experienced a traumatic brain injury may experience sleep problems for up to 18 months....
read moreResearchers in Denver concluded that older patients who have been diagnosed with rosacea are at a higher risk of developing dementia, especially Alzheimer’s, than those who don’t have the condition....
read moreResearchers in Japan have discovered that they can manipulate a brain circuit during non-REM sleep to enhance memory retention in mice....
read moreWhen researchers used antibiotics to “turn off” intestinal bacteria in mice, they observed significantly fewer newly formed neurons in the hippocampus. In addition, the memory of the mice deteriorated....
read moreA study from York University found that it may take up to two years for a child or teen to fully recover from a concussion before they can play as skillfully as their teammates who have never had a...
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