A concussion can happen at any moment, but for most, it occurs during intense physical activity, an accident, a fall, or a blow to the head. Concussions are paired with a range of symptoms, some appearing immediately and others taking days to surface. Physical symptoms can ...
Read MoreWhat to Expect After a Concussion It is often difficult to know what to expect in the aftermath of a head injury. Some people merely have physical ...
View MoreFactors that Contribute to the Development of CTE If you pay any attention to professional football, you’ve probably heard of chronic traumatic ...
View MoreIf you or a loved one has been in an accident and experienced a concussion in the recent past, they have likely already been treated for any physical ...
View MoreHow to Know if You May Need Concussion Therapy When you sustain a hard blow to the head or are violently tossed back and forth, your brain may hit the ...
View MoreYou May Have a Concussion if… You Have Experienced Blunt Force Trauma to the Head [AW1] Blunt force trauma occurs when you sustain a major blow due to ...
View MoreConcussions are considered a traumatic brain injury and, if left untreated, they can result in lasting effects and damage to the brain tissue. This ...
View MoreThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported that sports concussions are occurring in more frequency each year than the last. In ...
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