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On this page, youโ€™ll find an inspiring mix of personal stories, the latest news regarding brain injuries, and research insights. Whether you’re navigating the challenges of recovery, seeking community, or staying updated on advancements in brain health, our blog offers resources and perspectives to support you on your journey.

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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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Brain stimulation helps stroke recovery

Patients made three times as much progress following speech and language therapy if their brains had first been stimulated with a magnetic coil. The non-invasive technique was used to temporarily shut down properly functioning parts of the brain so that the side which...

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The gray beyond: A family copes after tragedy

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA โ€”ย Thomas โ€œTCโ€ Maslin easily reads to himself the local newspaper or latest issue of the Economist. Reading aloud a simple childrenโ€™s book is another story. โ€œFive little ducks went out one day. Over the hills and far away. The woman duck said...

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Hormone could help heal traumatic brain injuries

LOS ANGELES (KABC) --ย Close to 2 million people are affected by traumatic brain injury, or TBI, every year. After an injury, the goal is to preserve as much of the brain function as possible. Researchers are hoping a hormone our bodies produce naturally can help bring...

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Crack a sweat to cut your stroke risk

ย Sedentary people are 20 percent more likely to suffer a stroke than those who regularly break a sweat, according to South Australian researchers. Dr Michelle McDonnell, from the University of South Australia, studied 27,000 Americans aged over 45 who had been...

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