NIH Backs $2.5 Million Trial of Web-Based Wellness Program for Traumatic Brain Injury Caregivers
A $2.5 million NIH R01 grant will fund a multisite randomized trial testing CG-Well 2, a web- and telephone-based wellness ...
Tag: Traumatic Brain Injury
One Short Night of Sleep Can Skew Concussion Test Scores, Study Warns
New research on service academy cadets shows that a single short night of sleep measurably degrades computerized concussion test scores, ...
Hidden Platelet Failure May Decide Who Survives Traumatic Brain Injury
A new viewpoint in Neurocritical Care argues that platelet count alone misses a dangerous, dynamic platelet dysfunction after traumatic brain ...
Cannabidiol Sponge Implanted at Injury Site Cuts Brain Swelling After Trauma in Rats
A CBD-loaded gelatin sponge implanted directly into rat brain wounds sustained local drug release for 48 hours, reducing cerebral edema, ...
Diabetes Drugs May Boost Survival After Brain Injury Surgery, Study Suggests
A new study in Neurocritical Care links GLP-1 receptor agonist use to improved survival in patients undergoing surgery for traumatic ...
Brain Tissue Remembers: Prior Loading Softens Its Response to Repeated Shear
New multistage shear experiments on bovine brain tissue reveal that prior cyclic loading significantly softens the material and reshapes its ...
Frailty Predicts Poor Quality of Life a Year After Brain Injury in Older Adults
A TRACK-TBI analysis of 358 older adults shows that a disease-specific frailty index measured at hospital presentation independently predicts worse ...
Light Therapy Enhances Recovery from Brain Injury
In recent years, the application of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in medical therapies has gained substantial attention, particularly for their potential ...
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