Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs)

Traumatic brain injuries can occur from a sudden jolt or blow to the head. The injury can disrupt the normal function of the brain. But what makes TBIs particularly dangerous is that their symptoms might not present immediately after the injury, which can delay...

A sudden moment of whiplash or a heavy object falling onto your head can leave you feeling worse as time goes on. You may not immediately notice serious signs that you are dealing with brain trauma right away. Understanding the symptoms and detecting a traumatic brain...

A traumatic brain injury can occur in a variety of scenarios. Motor vehicle accidents, assaults and slip-and-falls can all result in a TBI. If you suffered a traumatic brain injury, it can completely alter how you live your life. Additionally, you may find that you...

Moderate and severe traumatic brain injuries occur when there is a forceful blow or jolt to the head. This causes damage to the tissues and arteries in the brain. The symptoms and effects of a TBI often last for a long time, and some victims must manage them their...

Dealing with an injury at work comes with many frustrations. In addition to having the pain and recovery that comes with an injury, you may be unable to work while facing increasing medical bills. In some cases, your injury could impact your brain and head without...