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5 Signs Your Concussion Recovery May Need More Support
5 Signs Your Concussion Recovery May Need More Support
Recovering from a concussion is rarely a straightforward process. While many people heal within a few weeks, others face lingering symptoms that can disrupt daily life. Read more...
From the Field to Recovery: Protecting Athletes from Long-Term Brain Damage
From the Field to Recovery: Protecting Athletes from Long-Term Brain Damage
Athletes, whether they are professionals or weekend warriors, face unique risks when it comes to head injuries. Read more...
Myths and Misconceptions About Concussions
Myths and Misconceptions About Concussions
Concussions are among the most misunderstood injuries, with a variety of myths and misconceptions about brain injuries clouding public perception. Read more...
The Future of Brain Recovery: Multi-Target Approaches to Concussion Care
The Future of Brain Recovery: Multi-Target Approaches to Concussion Care
Concussion care has long focused on managing symptoms, but as research into the science of brain recovery evolves, so does our understanding of what it takes to promote full healing.... Read more...
The Role of Nutrition in Brain Health and Injury Recovery
The Role of Nutrition in Brain Health and Injury Recovery
When it comes to recovering from head injuries like concussions, the importance of nutrition is often underestimated. Read more...
Understanding the Silent Epidemic: The Long-Term Impact of Concussions
Understanding the Silent Epidemic: The Long-Term Impact of Concussions
Concussions are often misunderstood as minor injuries with temporary effects, but the Read more...
What Happens to Your Brain After a Concussion? A Look at the Science
What Happens to Your Brain After a Concussion? A Look at the Science
A concussion is often described as a "mild" traumatic brain injury (TBI), but there is nothing mild Read more...

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