In humans, it’s just not clear when a concussed brain returns to normal. “The symptoms may be gone,” Giza said. “But brain metabolism is still off.” Recent brain imaging work — like ...

have found that cooling concussed brain cells can protect them from damage and allow them to operate as normal. “There are currently no effective medical treatments for concussions and other ...

Brain scans of the concussed athletes were then compared to ... found that measurements of brain connectivity had returned to normal one year after return to play. This included measurements ...

as we showed recently that there appears to be a 'pressure alleviation' occurring in our blood pressure system when comparing the 'normal' healthy brain with the concussed brain. Pressure ...

as we showed recently that there appears to be a “pressure alleviation” occurring in our blood pressure system when comparing the “normal” healthy brain with the concussed brain.

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 ...

After six hours of cooling, the researchers brought the concussed brain cells back up to normal body temperature, curious about whether warming would cause the damaging biochemical pathways to ...

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 ...

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