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CTE & the NFL: How to Interpret the Headlines Science Literacy: Learning to Read Research Like a Scientist Science Corner October 2026 “Knowledge is Power” Football […]

Sleep and TBI: Why Rest Matters at Every Age What a New Study on Kids Tells Us About Sleep and Brain Injury Science Corner September 2026 […]

Your Brain & Your Heart What a New Study Means for People Living with TBI Science Corner July 2026 “Knowledge is Power” Did you know that […]

June is PTSD Awareness Month Although most often associated with combat veterans, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that can impact any person […]

Science Corner April 2026 Do you suffer from dizziness, unsteadiness, or feeling off-balance after a TBI? Many people assume that these symptoms mean something is wrong […]

When we watch our favorite athletes compete on the world stage, we often see their incredible strength and speed. But sports injuries are more than just

Science Corner February 2026 “Knowledge is Power” Can the Brain Fix Itself? For a long time, scientists assumed that the rules of biology seemed set in […]

When an individual experiences a very strong impact, which is severe enough that it causes TBI or traumatic brain injury and concussion, then their

For decades, doctors and scientists have used a simple three-label system for brain injuries, labeling all brain injuries as “Mild”, “Moderate”