We have all heard of long-COVID or the intense brain fog that is often a side effect of being struck down with the virus, but new research has found that even those who haven't tested positive may still be prone to 'pandemic brain'.

Unable to live normal lives due to brain injuries sustained on the field, some ex-athletes are asking: where is the support?

We've now got a more complete picture than ever before of how the brain grows, evolves, and shrinks over our lives. The 123,984 magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans cover every stage of life, from a 16-week-old fetus to a 100-year-old adult.

Study raises questions about the commonly used Sport Concussion Assessment Tool (SCAT).

Tens of thousands of women in the UK may be experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after miscarriages each year, warns professor Tom Bourne. His team is trying out a variety of new approaches - including virtual reality - to help address the issue.

Experts are debating whether the term "trauma" applies to the pandemic, but it's clear a mental health crisis is looming.

Senators pressed Pentagon officials and other experts Wednesday for solutions to the military's suicide crisis and highlighted the need to expand access to mental health counseling.

Veterans Affairs officials expect calls to the Veterans Crisis Line to increase by as much as 150% after a new three-digit dialing code for suicide prevention services starts operating this July.

Drew Magary may never know what caused his traumatic brain injury -- and he's OK with that. The author and popular writer for Defector says he's happily living his life as "slightly damaged goods."

A national nonprofit has launched a financial assistance program to help military and veteran caregivers cover unexpected expenses that could jeopardize their financial security and help them get back on their feet.