There is still so much to learn about the brain and what happens after brain injury. Research is helping to find answers, challenge assumptions and improve our understanding of brain injury, recovery and life after brain injury.
Explore the latest findings and discoveries from the world of brain injury research.
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Self-awareness factors after brain injury explored in new research
Factors associated with impaired self-awareness after TBI and stroke have been explored in new research.
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CBT for anxiety and depression after TBI
Researchers have found that CBT is effective for managing anxiety and depression after TBI.
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Post-traumatic amnesia analysed in new research
Researchers have examined the behavioural disturbances shown by patients in post-traumatic amnesia.
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An interview with Dr Charlie Whiffin, Associate Professor of Nursing
Headway is delighted to be supporting a team of researchers investigating the support for family members of an individual with traumatic brain injury, led by Dr Charlie Whiffin, Associate Professor of Nursing at the University of Derby. Here, we talk to Dr Whiffin about the study.
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Post-concussion syndrome in patients presenting to hospital with mTBI
Research concludes that nearly 1 in 3 adults presenting to hospital with a mTBI develop post-concussion syndrome up to 6 months later.
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Elevated concussion risk in boxers compared with other combat sports
Researchers have found that boxers have a significantly elevated risk of sustaining a concussion compared with other combat sports.
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Review highlights positive impact of family at the bedside in neurocritical care
A new review has found that family presence at the bedside of patients in neurocritical care can support positive outcomes.
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Fatigue after stroke explored in new research
Researchers explore the experience of post-stroke fatigue and fatigue management strategies that are used among stroke survivors.
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A new scientific report has confirmed the importance of wearing cycle helmets
A new systematic review has been conducted on the effectiveness of bicycle helmets, confirming that wearing a helmet is beneficial.
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Long-lasting impact of mild concussion explored in new research
Researchers find that around half of people with concussion still have symptoms six months later
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New study finds biomarker profiles that predict cognitive deficits after COVID-19 hospitalisation
A new study has found two biomarker profiles that predict cognitive outcomes at 6 and 12 months after COVID-19.
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Experiences and challenges of young adults with TBI explored in new research
Themes relating to the recovery process of young adults with TBI is explored in new research
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