Child abuse linked to reduction of gray matter
There’s new evidence that child abuse of all forms (physical, emotional, sexual, neglect, etc.) is directly linked to the reduction of gray matter in the brain....
read moreVets with TBI at higher risk of dementia
New evidence published in “Neurology” suggests that veterans who have experienced a traumatic brain injury are at a higher risk of dementia....
read moreUCLA awarded $15 million for TBI project
UCLA has just been awarded $15 million for a four-year project that hopes to restore brain function after memory loss from brain injury....
read moreHead injuries can make kids loners
Researchers at Brigham Young University who studied a group of children three years after they experienced a TBI discovered that the injury may lower social competence....
read moreYears after TBI, teen cognition can be improved
New research from the Center for BrainHealth at the University of Texas at Dallas indicates that cognitive performance can be improved for teens with a TBI – even years after the injury....
read moreMen take longer to recover from concussion
A new study has found that males take longer to recover from a concussion that females do....
read moreSocial workers can reduce mild TBI decline
A researcher at the University of Washington has found that even a short conversation with a social worker can help significantly reduce the negative effects of a mild traumatic brain injury....
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