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People all over the nation are trying to cope with the new normal of life during a pandemic. In response, the Disaster Distress Helpline, a federal crisis hotline, has seen a huge spike in calls of people seeking help recently.

In the years since he had returned from Vietnam, Elmer “Snubby” Burket was a self-described workaholic, raising a son, keeping up his house and always taking jobs where he could be by himself as he tried to put the war behind him.

Today, the Game of Thrones star announced that 12 random people will get to win a virtual dinner with her. She’s asking people to donate money to her charity SameYou, which helps people heal from brain injuries and strokes. Pledges will be used to assist brain injury survivors in recuperating at home, who have been asked to leave hospitals to make room for coronavirus patients.

Patients with disabilities must receive the same level of lifesaving medical treatment from hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic as able-bodied patients, the Trump administration said.

Many people think the word “disability” means people who require a wheelchair or walker. In reality, however, there is much more to disability than meets the eye. 

Suicide attempts common in post-concussion patients, says Dr. Charles Tator of the Canadian Concussion Centre

'It can happen to you anywhere, at any moment, and just change your world'

Health care providers should assess fall risk and promote participation in fall-prevention programs, researchers say.

Former NHLer's family is taking the league to court

Big questions surround the most influential concussion research on the planet

Your great-grandfather’s World War I helmet that’s stuffed in the back of the closet could be just as effective at preventing brain injury from some blasts as a modern-day military helmet, a recently published study from Duke University researchers suggests.

Lead researcher says test, which allows players to stay laced up, may reduce under-reporting of symptoms.