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Stem cell transplantion is irreversible, so more research is needed to reveal how stem cells actually promote functional recovery in the brain.

Brain Injury researchers are making steady steps — from studying the use of progesterone for treatment to biomarkers for diagnosis.

Researchers still need to discover the underlying "why" when looking at stem cell therapy for people with severe traumatic brain injury.

There is a paucity of research on stem cell therapy and TBI compared with Parkinson's, stroke, and Alzheimer's. Continued research might reveal more.

Learn how new procedures and new treatment facilities are greatly benefiting service members with brain injury.

The brain is only 2% of a person's body mass, but it takes 20% of the body's energy. The brain's need for energy increases exponentially after a TBI.

Professional athletes could help educate the myriad kids who look up to them by being upfront about the dangers of brain injury.

The human brain is a wonderful organ with amazing flexibility. Learn more about recovery.

Dr. David Hovda talks about the problems of misdiagnosis and how efforts to increase awareness and prevention could help athletes and soldiers.

Playing sports has many benefits for kids, but there needs to be more awareness of the potentially life-changing effects of repeat concussion.

"If you think you have a concussion, don't hide it, report it ... I didn't know it could get this bad."

Is a subconcussive event a concussive event that only affects one part of the brain? Learn more about what research is showing, and hopes to show in the future.