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If you or someone you love has had concussions, or years of repeated knocks to the head, from sport, a physically demanding job, or another
Have you long assumed that a diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy tells you almost everything you need to know about a patient’s future? A major
Stand near a wall or a sturdy chair. Cross your arms. Lift one foot. Close your eyes. Try to hold it for ten seconds. If
June is MdDS Awareness Month. This year, as attention on Mal de Débarquement Syndrome grows — with recent coverage in Good Housekeeping, The Independent, and
There are moments in sport medicine when a governing body does something that makes clinicians pause and say: finally. The NRL’s quiet introduction of contact
Once again, we’re confronted with the devastating reality of repeated head trauma in Australian Rules Football, this time through the courageous testimony of former SANFL