Tag #Traumatic Brain Injury

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Traumatic Brain Injury Significantly Raises Malignant Brain Tumor Risk

A study of 150,000 adults found those with moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries had a significantly higher risk of developing malignant brain tumors within 3-5 years compared to those with mild injuries or no history of TBI, prompting calls for long-term patient monitoring.

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Military Weapon Blast Waves Linked to Brain Damage

New research reveals that repeated exposure to blast waves from shoulder-fired anti-tank weapons can damage brain blood vessels, impacting the brainstem and causing issues such as impaired blood-brain barrier function, inflammation, and reduced oxygen flow to neurons, leading to potential long-term ...

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Domestic Violence Often Leads to Overlooked Traumatic Brain Injuries

Celena Henry, a domestic violence survivor, suffered years of undiagnosed traumatic brain injury (TBI) from repeated head trauma before receiving treatment; this case highlights the largely overlooked issue of TBI in domestic violence victims, affecting up to 90% of survivors according to estimates,...

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CDC Layoffs Jeopardize U.S. Injury Prevention Efforts

The recent firing of hundreds of CDC employees focused on injury prevention has halted critical research projects, eliminated a centralized data system for tracking injuries, and jeopardized the U.S.'s ability to effectively prevent and respond to preventable deaths and injuries, the leading cause o...

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Blast Waves From Military Weapons Possibly Linked to Rare Brain Condition in Veterans

Two former Marines who frequently fired missiles and rockets during their service developed arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), a rare brain condition, years later; research suggests a possible link between repeated exposure to blast waves and the development of AVMs.

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