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| LegalView recently alerted traumatic brain injury victims of a new study to be completed over the next five years, which is responsible for developing improved rehabilitation therapies for TBI patients. The study will be lead by several health facilities across the U.S. and Canada. |
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| The Nation's Premiere Ethnic Golf Club will host a benefit fundraiser for paralyzed NFL player. |
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| Singapore's largest healthcare group, SingHealth, has brought the world's first integrated neuroscience center to the region. Singapore becomes the only place in the world with the full complement of intra-operative options. |
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| LegalView recently reported the results of a scientific study in which victims of a brain injury were more likely to report strong spiritual associations. The researchers found that feelings of spirituality might actually be caused by brain damage among victims and trauma caused to the right parietal lobe. |
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| LegalView recently updated its traumatic brain injury information portal with a potential new treatment that is being examined by researchers and may assist U.S. soldiers suffering from brain injury. The treatment is often used on a condition known as diver's bends, but may be useful among TBI patients. |
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| LegalView recently reported of the disturbing results of a study that found helmets among U.S. soldiers may actually increase the severity of a traumatic brain injury caused by the shockwaves of an improvised explosive device (IED). The shockwaves penetrate the helmet and cause shockwaves both inside and outside of a helmet. |
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| Use of Treadmill Desks May Increase Production of Small Blood Vessels in the Brain |
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| Soar Unafraid: Learning to Trust No Matter What by Jo Franz
Award-Winning Finalist National Best Book 2008 Awards.
In 1977, strange symptoms assaulted Jo's body and the following year she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Jo had backpacked up 14,000-foot peaks in the Rockies, living life at ninety miles an hour. |
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| LegalView recently updated its traumatic brain injury information portal with news of a new treatment method using computerized cognitive training. The new treatment methods are being researched by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) as well as other companies and are attempting to repair brain injured patients by using computers. |
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| LegalView recently reported of a new treatment study for patients of TBI. The study found that when oxygen was administered therapeutically to brain-injured victims cognitive recovery improved. |
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