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Pucks fly in support of Brain injury Australia

Thousands of Australian ice hockey fans are about to be exposed to Brain Injury Australia’s messaging regarding concussion and the dangers of traumatic brain … Read More

Can a new blood test save TBI patients from requiring scans?

The global urgency to define and effectively treat traumatic brain injuries takes many roads. A new one, emerging from the United States, is a … Read More

Concussion and dementia: latest research

The potential relationship between a mild traumatic brain injury and a patient’s risk of later developing dementia is a question that has been the … Read More

BIA EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S INTRODUCTION TO CONCUSSION TRAINING DAY – 7TH NOVEMBER 2016

BIA EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S INTRODUCTION TO CONCUSSION TRAINING DAY – 7TH NOVEMBER 2016

From Nick Rushworth’s Introduction to Concussion Training Day: “…80 to 90 per cent [of concussions] result in an uneventful recovery within 10-14 days of … Read More

Can you help us improve concussion awareness and management?

Concussion is difficult to detect. Around 90 percent of concussions happen without loss of consciousness and half of all concussions go unrecognised. You are … Read More

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