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From a TBI perspective: How giving and receiving care supports feelings of mattering, belonging, and self-worth
Author John Miles talks about how his experience with a childhood traumatic brain injury shaped his understanding of the science of mattering.
Do AI Chatbots give good concussion advice?
Are AI chatbots ready to be used for concussion advice? Based on a recent study published in Scientific Reports, not really.
Cognitive Shuffling may be a promising technique to counter insomnia
Christina Caron explores a technique called Cognitive Shuffling as a potential tool for those who struggle to fall asleep at night in a 2025 article for The New York Times.
Dietary interventions can reduce persistent headache frequency and severity after brain injury, including concussion
A study conducted by Daisy Zamora et al. discovered a correlation between a diet consisting of high omega-3 fatty acids and low omega-6 linoleic acids (the diet is labeled “H3L6”) and a reduction in persistent post-traumatic headaches (pPTH).
One exercise session within 14 days of concussion improves executive function immediately after
A recent clinical study led by Rahimi et al. examined the effects of sub-symptom threshold aerobic exercise on executive function in individuals recovering from sport-related concussions (SRC).