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The NFL Concussion Settlement: Four Blunt Points

ย The National Football Leagueโ€™s $765 millionย concussion settlementย with thousands of former players contains several surprises. Letโ€™s go to the replay for a closer look: For all its flaws, class-action litigation sometimes works.ย Yes, yes, already-wealthy plaintiffsโ€™...

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Miniature ‘human brain’ grown in lab

Miniature "human brains" have been grown in a lab in a feat scientists hope will transform the understanding of neurological disorders. The pea-sized structures reached the same level of development as in a nine-week-old foetus, but are incapable of thought. The...

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Concussions on the Field, Repercussions in School

The latest question for researchers studying the consequences of concussions isn't when student-athletes can safely get back in the game. It's how long to wait before they can return to class. New research suggests concussion effects may linger weeks after symptoms of...

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Art project sheds new light on brain injury

A contemporary art work in Tasmania is telling some rarely heard stories from people with an acquired brain injury. "It's not a piece of patronising cuddly, disability art." That's how artistic director Richard Bladel describes the Angels of Our Better Nature art...

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Obama announces aid initiative to help wounded veterans

ORLANDO โ€” President Obama on Saturday announced an initiative to help treat veterans with brain injuries and mental-health conditions, as he and first lady Michelle Obama paid tribute to disabled veterans before departing on their summer holiday. Speaking to the...

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Rugby boss welcomes dementia study

New research suggesting a link between playing rugby and developing dementia could help Hawke's Bay players deal with the long-term effect of head injuries, a local rugby executive says. Brain injury specialist Dr Willie Stewart told BBC Radio Scotland on Sunday the...

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CLS research makes progress on dealing with stroke effects

SASKATOON โ€“ Scientists have made progress toward dealing with the aftermath of stroke. Using the Canadian Light Source located at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon and the Synchrotron Radiation Centre in Wisconsin, scientists have uncovered a new method for...

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The Fate of the Helmet: When a Brain Injury Lasts a Lifetime

Recently, the city sold part of its citizen's birthright forย $41 millionย by granting a city-wide bike contract to an outside franchise. The initiative represents, in theory, a wonderful effort and one that will bring efficient means of exercise and transport to many...

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Man Develops Rare Brain Condition Synesthesia After Stroke

TORONTO - Imagine eating a certain food and "tasting" a colour. Or seeing an object that elicits a particular smell. Or hearing a particular piece of music and feeling as if you are physically flying in concert with the sound. Such simultaneous sense experiences are...

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