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Family’s struggle with TBI helps dozens of others

AUBURN, Wash. -- After a tragic accident left a young man needing long-term care, his family discovered the closest suitable place was out of state. So they decided to open up a home for him. And now their efforts are improving the lives of dozens of people with...

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Mark Kelly speaks at brain injury conference in Carlsbad

CARLSBAD (CBS 8) - It has been a little more than two years since Mark Kelly's wife, former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, was nearly assassinated after a gunman shot her in the head. Since then, Giffords has made a remarkable recovery and become an inspiration for...

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Can Just One Concussion Change the Brain?

Suffering a single concussion may cause lasting brain damage, researchers report in the journal Radiology. Steven Flanagan, co-director of the Concussion Center at NYU Langone Medical Center, discusses the findings, and why diagnosing a concussion is so difficult....

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Death of the NFL: Part 2

In part one of this series, I suggested that the increased size, speed and strength of today's NFL players are creating a dramatically more impactful and damaging set of collisions. We have known for years of the devastation these collisions wreck on every joint in...

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Having purpose in life 'could reduce stroke risk'

ShareThis Author:  The Telegraph Published Date:  March 5, 2013 Publication:  www.telegraph.co.uk Original article:  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9910103/Having-purpose-in-life-coul... People who feel that they have a purpose in...

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Jazz musician overcomes brain injury with music

It's a remarkable story of determination, perseverance and above all, a deep love of music, jazz music in particular. Connor Derraugh is a 17-year old aspiring musician who plays alto sax and piano. But two and a half years ago he suffered a terrible brain injury...

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Safety Report: Young Athletes and Sports Concussions

Taking a hard hit to the head is causing concussions in more young athletes. Virginia schools are preparing parents and young athletes to deal with the impacts of an increasing number of sports concussions caused by a hard hit to the head in competitive play. A...

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Brain Injury Patient Urges Kids to Wear Helmets

In this bitter cold, you want to make sure your children are well protected if they're going skating or tobogganing. But you may want to consider another layer of protection: helmets. Last year, the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario saw 1,270 children with head...

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Rewiring Trevor Greene’s brain

The former soldier survived an axe attack in Afghanistan, now he’s defying the limits of science in his recovery. It has been 25 years since Trevor Greene gave up competitive rowing for other pursuits: journalism, travel, soldiering, fatherhood, marriage. But today,...

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