Hit Your Head? Look for These Warning Signs of Concussion

U.S. News & World Report

Signs and symptoms of a concussion can occur immediately, hours or even days after the initial injury to the head. Symptoms can change over time, depending on activity level and with other potentially associated injuries, making them difficult to recognize and manage.

Posted on BrainLine January 25, 2022.

Neuromuscular training after concussion clearance reduced further injury risk among athletes

Horse Talk

The findings indicate the risk of sports-related injuries for the year after a concussion among the control group was 3.6 times higher than the risk of injury in the group of athletes who completed the training. 

Posted on BrainLine January 24, 2022.

No longer a victim: How one survivor dealt with gun violence

WHYY / PBS

Oronde McClain understands the pain of surviving gun violence. He was shot in the head at age 10 in Philadelphia, and it took him 12 years to recover from his injuries. Two decades later, he’s no longer a victim. Instead, he has transformed into a survivor and activist. The married father of five is also an author of the book, “PTSD Won’t Define Me.”

Posted on BrainLine January 24, 2022.

Trauma isn't just psychological. It can impact your body too.

USA Today

It may feel like you're on edge. You may start to sweat. Your heart may race, your fists may clench. Trauma isn't only a person's emotional and psychological reaction to an intense or overwhelming event, it can lead to physical manifestations that are felt in the body too.

Posted on BrainLine January 21, 2022.

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