South Carolina Brain Injury News Headlines

The Study Also Found That Motorcyclists Living In States Without Helmet Laws Were More Likely To Die In The Hospital From Their Injuries.

Long-Term Brain Injury From Use Of Ectasy

In California, Cohn Increases Penalty For Brain Injury

Pentagon refuses to make brain injury data available

Helmets Can Save Lives And Reduce Head Injuries

DHMH Awarded $600,000 Traumatic Brain Injury Grant

Fire Fighter Dies Due to Hypoxic Brain Injury & Heart Attack

Even a Little Cooling Helps After Cardiac Arrest

The 21st Annual Statewide Conference on Brain Injury

March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month

Traumatic Brain Injury

Communication Problems That Result From Traumatic Brain Injury

Overview Of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Impact of Traumatic Brain Injury

Key Questions About Traumatic Brain Injury

Two Panels Of Experts Worked With The Research Team To Identify Key Questions In The Rehabilitation And Survivor Phases For Adults With Tbi

These Searches Were Reviewed Independently By Two Members Of The Research Team

The Evidence Report Identifies The Following Areas For Future Research

Traumatic Brain Injury In The United States Emergency Department Visits, Hospitalizations, And Deaths

Public Health and Aging Nonfatal Fall-Related Traumatic Brain Injury Among Older Adults California, 1996--1999

Symptoms Of Brain Injury I Just Don’t Feel Like Myself Persons Of All Ages

Terri Schiavo Dies, But Battle Continues

Current Data on Traumatic Brain Injury Mortality and Morbidity Deaths Nationwide 1980-1994

This Evident Shift Away From Inpatient Care Underscores The Need For Surveillance Of TBI Patients

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	Did You Know?
	Brain damage can be devastating. Brain damage is damage that results in impairments in one or more functions, including: arousal, attention, language, memory, reasoning, abstract thinking, judgment, problem-solving, sensory abilities, perceptual abilities, motor abilities, psychosocial behavior, information processing and speech.