A compassionate guide for caregivers who need care, too Cecelia Williams wrote The 7-Day Reset for Caregivers Who’ve Lost Themselves for the caregiver who knows the feeling. Something inside feels worn down, but you’re still showing up. Still handling what needs to be handled. Still caring for everyone else. And when you finally find a… Read More
Managing and Preventing Sports-Related Spinal Cord Injuries
Participating in sports activities can be a positive factor in physical health and emotional well-being, but playing sports comes with some inherent risks, like spinal cord injury. While falls and motor vehicle accidents cause the most traumatic spinal cord injuries, sports-related spinal cord injuries are also a concern. Spinal cord damage is not a common… Read More
Signs of a Concussion
A concussion can generate a wide variety of signs and symptoms. Some people think you have to lose consciousness if you have sustained a concussion, but this is not the case. In fact, it is not at all uncommon for someone to suffer a concussion and not even know it. Not all signs of a… Read More
Brain Injury Awareness: Get Involved/Spread Awareness
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month and a great time to get involved in raising awareness for brain injury survivors and their families. However, you can get started spreading awareness of brain injuries at any time of the year. The largest organization for brain injury awareness and information in the United States is the Brain… Read More
Concussions Explained: Symptoms, Treatment, and Safety Tips
Concussions and CTE in the NFL; The League’s Head Problem Despite the National Football League’s best efforts; the link between head trauma and the NFL lingers under the national spotlight. Luke Kuechly, one of the NFL’s brightest stars, has unenthusiastically become the face of the current debate raging across the country, which has parents questioning whether… Read More
Researchers Reflect on New Alzheimer’s Blood Test
From its onset, Alzheimer’s disease can be a tricky diagnosis for physicians to recognize. Forgetting small things comes with age, so family and physicians must carefully examine the daily routine of a potential Alzheimer’s patient. Thankfully, while there is still much to learn, researchers have made significant progress in determining who has the greatest risk… Read More