If, before my brain injury, anyone had told me they’d been diagnosed with brain injury — and had suggested books to me that their rehab had recommended to them — I’d have not only bought ...

Cranial bones protect your brain, while facial bones make up your facial structure ... Dr, Bailey is a Virginia-based physical therapist and professor of anatomy and physiology with over a decade of ...

In children, most often it's concussion. Though concussion, if it's more severe, can be a traumatic brain injury. In adults, I think a lot of concussion goes unnoticed, and so the answer for that ...

Her work provides new insights into how long-term patterns of obesity relate to changes in brain anatomy and cognitive performance, offering a more accurate understanding of obesity’s lasting impact ...

More than 12,500 are people diagnosed each year with a primary brain tumour – including 500 children and young people. There is some crossover between symptoms of concussion and a brain tumour.