Archive for September, 2013
By Paul Stone On September 25th, 2013
Previous studies may have suggested younger athletes may take longer to recover from concussions, but a new study from Vanderbilt University indicates this may not be the case. According to…
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By jasonmaddox On September 24th, 2013
The Neurologic Rehabilitation Institute (NRI) at Brookhaven Hospital will be busy this conference season attending and presenting at conferences across the country. The following is a schedule of conferences the…
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By Paul Stone On September 24th, 2013
Despite anecdotal evidence to the contrary, it appears hyperbaric oxygen chamber treatments offer no significant benefit to patients suffering from mild brain injuries suffered in Iraq and Afghanistan combat veterans.…
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By jasonmaddox On September 24th, 2013
Video game therapy using Microsoft’s Xbox Kinect-supported virtual therapy has helped people with TBI improve their balance and gait according to a study by Ksenia Ustinova, PhD and Jan Perkins,…
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By jasonmaddox On September 24th, 2013
Brainline.org is a resource, a place of support and information, for anyone who deals with brain injury from the individuals with brain injury to their families as well as professionals…
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By Paul Stone On September 23rd, 2013
When a person is believed to have suffered a traumatic brain injury or concussion, they are tested on numerous things. Memory is one of the first things tested, but doctors…
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By jasonmaddox On September 23rd, 2013
September is National Suicide Awareness month. It would be easy to jump on the band wagon by writing a story using all of the statistical information being blogged and bantered…
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By Paul Stone On September 19th, 2013
Many of us are just now getting comfortable in football season. Groups gather every weekend to watch the games, and every week high school stadiums across the country fill with…
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By jasonmaddox On September 18th, 2013
Professor Richard Faull delivered a TEDxAuckland talk on his research in neurogenesis which address the issues related to the brain’s ability to generate new cell growth. For years science has…
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By Paul Stone On September 17th, 2013
A five-year $1.5 million grant to Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health aims to research into the function of a biomarker for brain injury called Translocator Protein 18 kDa,…
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