Can a Stay in Intensive Care Lead to Long-Term Brain Damage?
A stay in an intensive care unit is not a fate wished upon anyone. People admitted to intensive care are already suffering from a severe health condition, and unfortunately, many people have come out worse than they went in. A recent study found that even after three...
Is Brain Fog a Symptom of Traumatic Brain Injury?
Traumatic brain injuries are more common than people believe. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that an estimated 1.5 million U.S. residents sustain a TBI each year. Over 200,000 of those who sustain a TBI are hospitalized and survive....
Survivors of Domestic Violence May Not Know They Have Brain Injuries
While most individuals experiencing domestic violence report head injuries, many aren’t aware of the severe harm the brain can sustain due to a blow to the head. A study done by the Brain Injury Association of America found that 67% of the surveyed survivors reported...
Team Sports Are the Top Cause of Brain Injuries in Teens
For many children, playing a sport is a crucial part of growing up. Some kids even play multiple sports throughout the year. However, there’s been more research lately regarding the connection between youth athletics and brain injuries. A 2019 study from the Brain...