For some people, their job is their life. After sustaining a traumatic brain injury (TBI) , however, acquiring and maintaining substantial employment can be difficult. Not only can being jobless hurt your bank account, but it can also negatively impact your emotional ...
Read MoreAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are about 2.8 million traumatic brain injuries (TBI) sustained in the U.S. ...
View MoreIf you’re like most people who have experienced a mild brain injury, also known as a concussion, the injury healed in a matter of weeks, you needed no ...
View MoreReceiving medical care has been one of the many challenges of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. There are two main reasons for this: At many points ...
View MoreWhile communicating can be difficult at times for everyone, it can be even more difficult to overcome for survivors of brain injuries . Social ...
View MoreTraumatic brain injuries (TBI) can take a long period of time to fully recover from, and some may have permanent repercussions. One of the ...
View MoreIn many cases, bumping your head is nothing to worry about. However, that doesn’t mean the person’s spouse, parent, or loved one shouldn’t keep an eye ...
View MoreTraumatic brain injuries are some of the most difficult injuries to treat. To this day, the human brain remains quite a mystery in the medical world, ...
View MoreMany head injuries and brain injuries occur every day and many have long-lasting or lifelong ramifications. The good news is that many of these ...
View MoreEach year, millions of Americans seek medical treatment in emergency rooms for head-related trauma. While some head injuries may heal on their own ...
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