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What factors help children recover from concussions and Mild TBIs?

What factors help children recover from concussions and Mild TBIs?

Annually, children age 16 years and younger account for half a million emergency department visits for traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Several factors such as the patient’s age at the time of the occurrence, severity, comorbidities, and timely access to quality care can drastically affect the short-term and long-term effects of pediatric TBIs and mild concussions.

The Psychology of Anti-Aging

The Psychology of Anti-Aging

Welcome to 2023, the era of switching gears from focusing on disease, illness, and pathology to wellness, optimization, and resilience. “Regenerative medicine,” “neuroplasticity,” “epigenetics,” “health span extension,” “longevity medicine,” and “cellular anti-aging” all represent pockets of research dedicated to looking at the body’s ability to regenerate,

Sundowning: A Neurological Syndrome

Sundowning: A Neurological Syndrome

Sundowning syndrome, or sundowning effect, primarily results in neurocognitive and behavioral changes occurring later in the day.  This is frequently observed in patients with brain-related neurological conditions such as dementia, traumatic brain injury, brain tumors, metabolic disturbances, or other neurological conditions.