Summary: A new brain modelling study that looks at what happens to the brains of NFL players following a collision...
Researchers have developed a new, non-invasive method of measuring Tau levels in the blood.
Researchers report a new compound could help prevent and may even reverse some of the brain injury caused by the Tau protein in dementia.
Researchers report concussion can accelerate Alzheimer's symptoms in people with a genetic risk for the disease.
Researchers observe white matter changes in NFL football players who reported concussions.
After just one season of playing football, neuroimaging technology reveals changes in gray and white matter correlated with exposure to head trauma in high school students, a new study reports.
A new study reports neuroinflammation could have a direct involvement in the development of CTE.
Researchers use an experimental PET scan tracer to effectively find brain protein deposits specific to CTE in the brain of a retired NFL player.
Researchers report MRI brain scans may be an early and easier way to diagnose CTE.
A new study suggest using fruit flies as models for TBI could hold the key for identifying genes and pathways to promote repair and minimize damage to the nervous system.
Researchers have identified abnormal areas of low blood flow in living NFL players. The findings could help provide better diagnosis and treatments for players with head trauma related to playing football.
Researchers report repeated minor trauma to the head and other body parts can lead to early dementia.
