Almost three in five health and social care workers suffered a mental health problem during the first lockdown, figures show.

The AFL will embrace technology in the rollout of two major concussion projects during the 2021 season in an effort to better understand head trauma and how to protect the health and safety of its players.

The Food and Drug Administration recently authorized a new device, called a Q-Collar, that can be purchased without a prescription, but not all experts are sold on it.

Sustaining just one head injury may up your chances of developing dementia decades later by 25%, and this risk increases with each subsequent head injury, new research suggests.

A military veteran suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder believes being paired with a support dog saved his life.

The decision follows an ABC News investigation, featured on "Nightline" in February, into allegations of racial bias in the concussion settlement program.

Ex-servicemen and women with PTSD will be retrained and offered employment as horticulturalists.

The last time an Olympic teammate saw the often-troubled former hockey star, Pavelich seemed optimistic. Four days later he was dead. Now his sister wants to know if C.T.E. contributed to his difficulties and his death.

Women and girls face double the risk of concussion and developing brain injuries from playing sport, but the issue is largely being ignored, British MPs have been told.

A former Wales rugby player who had a seizure, sickness, and memory loss says female athletes should be heard in the discussions around sport head injuries.