brain injury

The new sign, known as SHAAKE, stands for Spontaneous Headshake After a Kinematic Event, and researchers say it could be used as a diagnostic tool for concussions.

By the end of 2024, Army officials expect to have tested about 52,000 recruits. Following that, around 1.3 million active duty, reserve, and national guard personnel in higher risk positions will undergo testing by the end of 2026.

Today Paul Pepper visits with DINA McPHERSON, Mizzou Therapy Services, and MOLLY DEIMEKE. Dina and Molly both have first-hand knowledge of brain injuries…

Negative experiences that humans live through can be evident or may be deeply buried. Music as an assistive therapy can guide healing from past traumas,…