People who’ve gotten a concussion should start physical therapy as soon as possible, to regain their mobility and balance.

Two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard claimed he was not properly checked by race doctors after he was concussed ...

On this week's program, host Dr. Joe Sirven discusses concussion prevention and treatment with Dr. David Okonowo, director of the Neurotrauma Clinical Trials Center at the University of Pittsburgh and ...

You may be wondering what to expect ... monitor a condition, or make a diagnosis. It’s not uncommon to be anxious about having an MRI. A “closed” MRI involves being slid into a cylindrical ...

For him, it’s the recovery from a serious concussion suffered in 2022 on top ... And that’s what a lot of these big races are. You got to be lucky and good, and we just lucked out today.” ...

The researchers found that 5.4% of the 20,155 women included in the analysis, who had increased odds of type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia, and stroke, also had an incontinence diagnosis. HealthDay ...

Alternatives: As a first step, it’s important to make sure that you have been properly diagnosed. Check with your doctor or other health professional to see if your urinary incontinence symptoms might ...

DOCTOR, URINARY INCONTINENCE IS A PROBLEM AND NOT ... SUCH AS NEUROLOGIC DISEASE. SO IF YOU HAVE THAT CONDITION, MAKE SURE YOU COME AND CHECK US OUT. AND FOR THESE DIFFERENT POTENTIAL CAUSES ...

something’s coming for you.” Hagel said he hasn’t heard from Ekblad, who has dealt with concussions in the past, or any other player on the Panthers. Sam Bennett and Sam Reinhart were ...

To make things more awkward, the family were staying with James' parents at the time with their incontinent dog. Reflecting on the ordeal, Victoria called it a "s**t show". He rocked a set of ...

You give the psilocybin, and not only does it return to normal, but the brain becomes hyper-connected.” Mild concussions can still have long-term consequences, especially if they're repeated In ...

Photo by Alexis "Super Lex" Olivera. On April 24th MotoAmerica’s PR agency, The Brand Amp, sent this to Roadracing World: “The future of concussion safety at live sports events is here.