Traumatic brain injury

The Tony Award winning actress reads an essay about a traumatic brain injury and the stranger it left behind.

One was in “Game of Thrones.” One is still in high school. They all act and play instruments. And in a new show they portray scrappy Dubliners creating a band.

The former New England Patriot with three Super Bowl rings says, since leaving the game, his lifestyle now involves a special nutrition program, physical therapy, and jigsaw puzzles

A court deemed Pavelich mentally ill and dangerous, and ultimately incapable of standing trial for a felony assault charge.

If you have a neurological disorder, a video chat with your doctor might be as good as an office visit for checking on your condition.

Former rugby players in New Zealand are being asked to donate their brains to research when they die as part of a study aimed at learning about the long-term effects of concussion and head injuries from contact sports.

US experts report sharp increase in mobile casualties since rise of the iPhone in 2007

Mark Pavelich, 61, of Lutsen, was charged with felony assault in August for allegedly beating a friend with a metal pole, breaking several bones.

Mark Pavelich, a 1980 U.S. Olympian, was charged with felony assault in August for allegedly beating a friend with a metal pole.

Scientists in at UC Berkeley and Gen-Gurion University of the Negev discovered that albumin seeps through leaky blood-brain barriers to trigger inflammation. But they're making a drug to stop it.

Mark Bloomfield, 54, was killed by martial arts fighter Colin Payne in an attack at a pub in Swansea, South Wales, on July 18 this year, a court heard. Payne admitted manslaughter but denies murder.

Stephanie Gilmore is in hot pursuit of an eighth world championship but admits she would have loved to have seen Tyler Wright win the Maui Pro.

Experts say TBI could be consequence or cause of homelessness

Adam Ashby, from Maidstone, Kent, fell head-first onto a patio and died. His fiancee Abi, 27, is now going through the painful process of cancelling her wedding dress and caterers

Shout Out with Andrew Calhoun, a Barrington resident whose personal health challenges led to him staring his own wellness company.

Sportswomen in the UK are being encouraged to pledge their brains to research in a landmark initiative aimed at uncovering possible gender differences in the development of neurological diseases.

The University of Central Florida has placed a sorority on interim suspension following allegations of hazing and alcohol misconduct.

Craig Duckett, 32, became hooked on alcohol and drugs after a traumatic brain injury - hours before his death police were called twice to his parents' Banbury home over fears for his life

Craig Duckett, 28, struggled with drink and drugs after suffering a traumatic brain injury in 2011.

Craig Duckett, 32, slashed his wrists with a Stanley knife and threatened to kill himself when he came to the family home in Banbury, Oxfordshire, in July this year. His parents thought he was on drugs.