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Cultural Competence in Health Care The rapidly changing demographics in the US are changing how people are treated for brain injury and other medical issues. Learn more.

Learn about the tools out there — from traumatic brain injury 101-type information to specifics on how to develop a student's individualized education plan. Produced by Victoria Tilney McDonough and Brian King. Transcript of this video.

Tools and Resources for Educators Working with Kids with TBI Learn about the tools out there — from traumatic brain injury 101-type information to specifics on how to develop a student's individualized education plan.

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Management of Sports-Related Concussion in Children and Adolescents Managing a young athlete who has sustained a concussion — or several — can be complicated. Speech-language pathologists can help.

Scanning Training in Neurological Vision Loss This paper discusses the need for comprehensive neurological vision rehab programs for returning troops with TBI and related visual problems.

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Women During Their Child-Bearing Years May Recover More Slowly from a Mild TBI Than Men

A disruption in hormone production in women may delay recovery from TBI.

A concussion or mild brain injury usually causes a cascade of chemical changes within the brain. Most mild TBIs take 5-10 days to get back to normal, but every injury is unique. Produced by Vicky Youcha and Brian King.
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The Dynamics of a Closed Head Injury

A concussion or mild brain injury usually causes a cascade of chemical changes within the brain.

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