Clearwater Florida Brain Injury Lawyer Blog
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Did You Suffer a Concussion After a Florida Accident? For many decades it was assumed that having your “bell rung” playing sports was part of the game and players needed to shake it off. Were they ever wrong! -
Is Exercising After a Concussion a Good Idea? For years, the protocol after suffering a concussion was a period of rest followed by a gradual return to activity. But new studies are questioning this. -
New Traumatic Brain Injury Studies are Shocking Brain injury research has exploded recently. In the process we are learning about the consequences of brain trauma which is more concerning than what we thought. -
Blood Tests May Be the Future of Brain Injury Diagnoses Researchers identified proteins which appear in elevated levels in the blood of people who have a concussion. This could be an improvement in diagnosing TBI's. -
College Students Slow to Recover from Concussions Adults take 7 to 14 days, on average, to recover from a concussion or TBI but medical research has shown that a college student takes more time. Find out why. -
Making Headway with Concussion Therapy Recent studies are revealing that an extended period of rest may not ensure the best recovery after a concussion. Find out the results of some new studies. -
Connecting the Dots After a Concussion After an accident where you've hit your head it's important to not overlook subtle head injury symptoms. Early recognition of a brain injury is important. -
New Study Shows Promising Results for Stroke Patients A new study conducted to determine the safety of injecting stem cells directly into the brains of stroke patients has produced results that are shocking. -
Pop Warner to Follow NFL’s Path in Concussion Lawsuits? Pop Warner reached a settlement with the mother of a former player who committed suicide after developing CTE. Will there be more lawsuits to follow? -
New Helmet Technology to Prevent Brain Injuries Whether you're cycling, skateboarding, or playing sports, it's very important to prevent head injuries. New helmet technology is coming out to do just that.