Concussion and the media: the importance of reporting
Carissa Drake delves into sport-related concussions and their consequences, including the importance of social media on accurately reporting incidences.
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Athletes with ADHD may be at greater risk following concussion
A preliminary study has revealed that athletes with ADHD may be at greater risk for experiencing persistent anxiety and depression after a concussion.
Heading a soccer ball could leave lasting damage
A preliminary study has demonstrated that players who favor heading the ball in soccer may be more likely to suffer balance problems.
Study indicates all degrees of concussion may increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease
A recently published study has indicated that all degrees of concussion may increase the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease.
First blood test for concussion assessment wins FDA approval
A novel biomarker which may help determine which patients require a CT scan has been approved by the FDA.
2017 in review – a note from the Editor
As we begin a new year on Neuro Central, we’re taking this opportunity to look back at some of the highlights across neuroscience and neurology in 2017.
Could a biomarker test for juvenile prolonged concussion be on the horizon?
Salivary biomarkers have proven more accurate for identifying prolonged concussion than current methods.
SfN17: Groundbreaking studies give insight into the hard-hitting consequences of sports-related head injuries
Two abstracts add to evidence suggesting a negative effect of concussion on brain tissue microstructure and hippocampal function.
Long-term impacts of concussion in American football players could be affected by position and career length
Researchers have discovered that damage to white brain matter of American Football players may be correlated to the position played and career duration.
‘Should we retire the term concussion?’: live debate from Frontiers in TBI
Watch a live debate filmed at Frontiers in TBI (London, UK), featuring speakers David Sharp and Lee Goldstein.
