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Winter Sports and TBI

Winter Sports and TBI

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 26th Jan 2016

Millions of people enjoy winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, sledding, snowmobiling, and ice hockey each year. While these sports are great fun, they also bring a risk of concussions, which … read more

Headaches Following Concussions in Kids, Teens are Typically Migraine Attacks

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 16th Jul 2015

At a prevalence of nearly 90%, headache is the most common symptom that children and teenagers report following sports-related concussions. Yet, there is little research on the characteristics of th … read more

Post-Concussion Symptoms in Children

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 30th Apr 2015

Nearly half a million children 14 and younger visit an emergency room for traumatic brain injuries each year. Most of these injuries are classified as mild, but they still put children at risk for pos … read more
Traumatic Brain Injury and Light Sensitivity

Traumatic Brain Injury and Light Sensitivity

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 27th Aug 2014

Traumatic brain injury and light sensitivity -- whether to all light or just fluorescent lighting -- go hand in hand. Sensitivity to light is the most common visual symptom for people with TBI … read more
Facts About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Facts About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 13th Aug 2014

Concussion, the type of TBI you’re probably most familiar with, and mild TBI are used interchangeably, although concussion is only one type of TBI. Falls, car accidents, being accidentally … read more
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