Recently, we wrote a blog post cataloging the different types of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). But, how do you detect a brain injury? The answer can be complicated, as many brain injuries have subtle or even imperceptible symptoms. Yet, there are still ways to detect a ...
Read MoreTraumatic brain injuries, or TBI, are injuries that disrupt the normal function of the brain and are caused by either a blow to the head or a ...
View MoreLegal professionals use the term “catastrophic injury” to describe any injury that is so severe that it prevents an individual from holding gainful ...
View MoreAll-Terrain Vehicles (ATV) are used for many different purposes. While they commonly are used for recreation, it isn’t uncommon for them to be used in ...
View MoreAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “an estimated 1.7 million people sustain a TBI (traumatic brain injury) annually.” Per ...
View MoreAdvancements in safety and medical technologies have played huge roles in preventing deaths caused by traumatic brain injuries ( TBI ) in recent ...
View MoreThe brain is the most vital part of the human body and it controls everything that we do. It allows us to enjoy a movie, converse with friends, and ...
View MoreYoung children are naturally reckless and curious of their surroundings. Their instincts can work against them, putting them in serious danger if they ...
View MoreNeuroscience, or the science of understanding how our brains function and react to different stimuli, is still in a very young stage. Breakthroughs ...
View MoreConcussions are some of the most common types of traumatic brain injuries . A concussion is a medical term used to describe the shaking or twisting of ...
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