Research shows that survivors of abuse can sustain head trauma more often than football players. But they are almost never diagnosed.

Imagine your personality, your day-to-day life and your awareness of the world—all damaged in an instant. That’s the danger of a brain injury, and why March is a month to know the symptoms.

Groundbreaking findings by Australian Sports Brain Bank reveal prevalence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, including in younger players

The end goal is not only to provide a service but to save a life.

Stephanie Foo grew up in California, the only child of immigrants who abused her for years and then abandoned her as a teenager.

Health care workers must put themselves first. Here are some strategies to help manage stress.

Veterans and service members who sought help from The Wounded Warrior Project often face sleep problems, anxiety, PTSD and depression. Many have physical injuries or hearing loss, and have experienced sexual trauma, especially women. And most experience severe physical pain.

Unlike their male counterparts, female players are rarely protected by headgear. Now many within the sports are pressing for a change in the rules

One of the authors of the Massachusetts General Hospital study noted that the evidence supports the notion that stress and brain inflammation can go hand-in-hand

Neurotherapist Heather Flowers says research shows the virus that causes COVID can impact brain tissue. Patients come to her with some common complaints of anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, and having difficulty processing mentally.