UVA recently opened a clinic to treat the condition, which is a relative increase in fluid in the brain that can cause ...

Ministrokes, also known as transient ischemic attacks, can eventually lead to cognitive declines as steep as those that ...

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This was despite them feeling well enough to return to the field under Rugby Football Union clearance protocols. Leading ...

Grassroots rugby concussion guidelines need to be improved as players' brains remain altered despite them being symptom-free ...

Sometimes, patients with brain fog undergo a battery of tests, only for everything to come back normal, she says. “That can be really frustrating for patients,” Becker says. Physicians ...

But that’s normal when you’re going through changes, whether good or bad, rare or run-of-the-mill. Change impacts your brain on a chemical level. “Novelty is a big driver of learning and ...

Subtle language difficulties like struggling to recall common words during conversation can signal changes in brain function. These momentary lapses often get dismissed as normal aging but may ...

When compared to normal brain variability in uninjured athletes, only the blood flow changes consistently distinguished concussed athletes from controls. This highlights that blood flow ...

The 9-month-old rats were awake when they were concussed, much like humans ... You give the psilocybin and not only does it return to normal, but the brain becomes hyper-connected." ...

This shaking disrupts normal brain function, resulting in temporary ... This misfiring is why concussed players experience dizziness, confusion or flashes of light. If the stretching is too ...

The test results showed ANS functioning decreased by 33% compared to a healthy baseline, compared to 9% for airborne jumpers and 12% for concussed ... others from brain-related medical issues ...