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New Study Shows Abbott's Blood Test for Concussion Could Predict Outcomes from Brain Injury and Inform Treatment Interventions - Vimarsana News

New Study Shows Abbott's Blood Test for Concussion Could Predict Outcomes from Brain Injury and Inform Treatment Interventions

The study concluded that elevated levels of two proteins help predict how a person will recover from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), providing important information to determine appropriate

Study Explores Employment, Economic Consequences of mTBI - Vimarsana News

Study Explores Employment, Economic Consequences of mTBI

Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) has employment and economic consequences for patients.

Optometrist suspended by High Court over concerns about his clinical abilities - Vimarsana News

Optometrist suspended by High Court over concerns about his clinical abilities

The optometrist, who is not being named, obtained his qualification outside this jurisdiction and started working in an opticians’ chain in Ireland ...

Persistent Severe Insomnia Post-TBI Tied to Race, Gender, and Prior TBI - Vimarsana News

Persistent Severe Insomnia Post-TBI Tied to Race, Gender, and Prior TBI

Race, gender, and prior traumatic brain injury were associated with persistent severe insomnia, with insomnia not resolving within 12 months after injury in most adults.

Persistent Severe Insomnia Post-TBI Tied to Race, Gender, and Prior TBI - Vimarsana News

Persistent Severe Insomnia Post-TBI Tied to Race, Gender, and Prior TBI

Race, gender, and prior traumatic brain injury were associated with persistent severe insomnia, with insomnia not resolving within 12 months after injury in most adults.