Ongoing education and training are essential to empower healthcare professionals to fully utilize AI's capabilities while ...

A car accident. A football tackle. An unfortunate fall. These things—and more—can cause head injuries. Head injuries can happen to anyone, at any age, and they can damage the brain.

Other project goals include improving brain injury detection tools, as well as designing and implementing a blast monitoring ... including imaging and blood tests. Someday soon, doctors could ...

a graduate student in clinical neuropsychology who studies TBI at the University of Victoria in British Columbia and was not involved in the work. “The novelty of this study is linking the veterans’ ...

Imaging studies done by the ... when it comes to brain injury. A head impact tends to injure structures near the surface. A blast wave keeps going. The result can be impaired blood flow to an ...

The strategy established a threshold level for blast exposure ... as a result of brain injury, a tool currently used in some hospitals to determine whether additional imaging is needed and ...

Improve treatment and access to care by: - Establishing a standardized treatment program for blast overpressure and programs to encourage service members to seek TBI treatment. - Establishing a ...

"The Precision Brain Health Research Act of 2025 would set VA on a course to more effectively treat TBI and better understand the impact of repetitive low-level blast exposure on veterans' mental ...

and create blast overpressure exposure and TBI logs for all service members. It would increase transparency regarding blast ...

Mr Scanlan runs Vigil Australia, a social enterprise dedicated to raising awareness of blast exposure and its links to mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). The group also supports veterans and ...