How 20 years of stroke research revealed disparities among Mexican Americans

American Heart Association

Funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Brain Attack Surveillance in Corpus Christi research project (BASIC) is the only major study of stroke in Mexican Americans, the largest segment of the nation's Hispanic population. 

Posted on BrainLine October 5, 2020.

‘Why I’m not alone in missing hugs during the pandemic’

BBC

When was the last time you felt the comforting touch of a loved one? Positive attitudes towards touch are linked with greater well-being and lower levels of loneliness, according to a new global study called The Touch Test, which took place mostly before the UK was in lockdown. Claudia Hammond looks at the results and asks how our need for touch has changed because of the pandemic.

Posted on BrainLine October 5, 2020.

How running has helped a Yorkshire mum cope with brain injury

Yorkshire Post

Helen was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury in November 2012. Her TBI changed her more than physically. She developed acute anxiety, balance issues, a loss of self-confidence, and more. Thanks to a friend, though, she found her way to running and it has had a positive impact on her body and her life.

Posted on BrainLine October 1, 2020.

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