Traumatic Brain Injury
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Emergency Rooms can Miss Signs of Traumatic Brain Injury
The more things change, the more they stay the same—unfortunately. In 2008, a study in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation found that over 50% of individuals with a mild traumatic brain injury[1] (mTBI)…
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The End of Concert Ear-Tinnitus
Many people that suffer from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) experience a constant ringing in the ears known as tinnitus. Of course, you don’t need a TBI to experience this extremely unpleasant and constant sound…
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The Future of Brain Injuries
Is it me, or is something happening? I mean really happening in the world of neuro science to help those with disabling traumatic brain injuries. One day I read about an implant into the brain…
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The Harborview Medical Center You May Not Know
Did you know that Harborview Medical Center (HMC), right here in Seattle, is the primary Level 1 Trauma medical facility for more than just Seattle?[1] In fact, HMC serves as the primary hospital for the…
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Yoga as Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors
I don’t claim to be a professional grade yogini by any means, but there is nothing better than a good yoga class to loosen up when things get busy. Turns out, the benefits of flow…
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Region of the Brain That Likely Impacts Fine Motor Control Discovered
What do playing the piano and performing surgery have in common? To a piano player and a surgeon, probably not much, but to scientists who research functions of the brain, the two activities are more…
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A Fight in the Name of Kenney Bui
It was October 2015, when the Bui family lost their 17 year old son, Kenney – the result of a traumatic brain injury that happened during a high school football game. Circumstances tragically similar to…
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Back to School Reminders on Concussion Awareness
School has started back up in the Puget Sound, and it’s that time again. Everyone is getting get equipped for the year: new backpacks, lesson plans, schedules, sports gear, and transportation arrangements. It’s all about…
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Common mistakes made in a slip and fall case
Trip or slip and fall cases can cause serious injuries, and this may seem obvious. However, when it comes to a legal claim, these can be some of the most difficult cases to prove under…
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Walk In the Park for Brain Injury Awareness
“Don’t walk behind me; I may not lead. Don’t walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” – Albert Camus. Last Sunday morning, April 22, our…
