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Traumatic brain injury
Incretin Mimetics as Potential Therapeutics for Concussion and Traumatic Brain Injury: A Narrative Review

by myneuronews January 10, 2026

by myneuronews January 10, 2026

Incretin Mimetics Mechanism of Action Incretin mimetics are agents that are designed to mimic the …

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Dementia
Associations of Lifetime Cumulative Estrogen Exposure with Lifecourse Social Exposures, Cognitive Decline, and Dementia Risk Among Postmenopausal White, Black, and Latina Women

by myneuronews January 10, 2026

by myneuronews January 10, 2026

Lifetime Estrogen Exposure and Cognitive Health Lifetime estrogen exposure has emerged as a significant factor …

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Traumatic brain injury
Mechanisms and products implicated in mild traumatic brain injury among children aged 0-5 years old presenting to Canadian emergency departments

by myneuronews January 9, 2026

by myneuronews January 9, 2026

Mechanisms of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) occurs when a child’s …

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Traumatic brain injury
CCL5/RANTES signaling in inflammation dysregulation after mild traumatic brain injury

by myneuronews January 8, 2026

by myneuronews January 8, 2026

CCL5/RANTES Role in Brain Injury CCL5, also known as RANTES (Regulated upon Activation, Normal T …

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Dementia
Treatment of Alzheimer’s disease from gut-brain interactions based on theory of “spleen deficiency leading to obstruction of nine orifices”

by myneuronews January 8, 2026

by myneuronews January 8, 2026

Understanding Gut-Brain Interactions The relationship between the gut and the brain is increasingly recognized as …

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Traumatic brain injury
Improving Pediatric Concussion Management in the Primary Care Setting

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

Pediatric Concussion Epidemiology The prevalence of concussions among children and adolescents has become a significant …

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Traumatic brain injury
Synthetic Cannabinoid Use and Sports-Related Concussion Risk Among US Adolescents: Implications for School Health Screening and Prevention

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

Risk Factors for Synthetic Cannabinoid Use Synthetic cannabinoids, often marketed as legal alternatives to marijuana, …

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Traumatic brain injury
Associations of Symptomatic Head Trauma/Concussion Diagnosis with Sleep-Related Outcomes in Children

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

Study Background The relationship between head trauma and its subsequent effects on children’s sleep patterns …

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Traumatic brain injury
The Clinical Utility of a Novel Multimodal Assessment Battery for Acute Sport-Related Concussion

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

by myneuronews January 6, 2026

Assessment Framework The evaluation of acute sport-related concussions necessitates a multidimensional approach that integrates various …

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Traumatic brain injury
Video Assessment of the Frequency and Evaluations of Head Collision Events During the 2022 World Cup

by myneuronews January 2, 2026

by myneuronews January 2, 2026

Frequency of Head Collisions In the context of the 2022 World Cup, the frequency of …

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Ultra-high contrast MRI of the brain and spinal cord using directly acquired and synthetic BipoLAr Inversion Recovery (BLAIR) images
Ultra-high contrast (UHC) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a term used to describe magnetic resonance (MR) imaging that shows abnormalities with high contrast when little or no abnormality is seen on common conventional state-of-the-art MR images. It is achieved without the use of increased static or gradient magnetic fields. UHC can be accomplished by using […]
Does Timing of Concussion in Season Affect Incidence and Recovery in Division I Collegiate Football Players? A CARE Consortium Study
CONCLUSIONS: In a multi-institution cohort of collegiate football players, preseason resulted in the highest incidence of concussions, while early and late-season concussions had significantly longer time to SR compared to preseason. These temporal patterns suggest that contextual factors may influence concussion outcomes and warrant mechanistic investigation to inform future management strategies.
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and Music Therapy for Concussion: A Case Report
Effective treatments for mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) are limited and are insufficient to address patient symptoms and recovery. We report a case of an mTBI patient with debilitating visual symptoms who experienced profound symptom relief and increased functional capacity after music therapy (MT) (passive listening to specific music pieces). After other mTBI patients reported […]
Knowledge and Attitudes of Youth Ice Hockey Players and Their Parents Toward Concussion in the United Kingdom
Introduction and aim There is a lack of research investigating the knowledge and attitudes of youth ice hockey players and their parents toward concussion in the United Kingdom. This is a topic of increasing concern given the well-known risks associated with contact sports. Previous research in this area has primarily come from North America. The […]
The Role of Nutritional Supplements in the Treatment of Sport-Related Concussion
There is ongoing interest in the use of nutritional supplements for the prevention and treatment of sports-related concussions. While many athletes and clinicians incorporate vitamins and supplements into concussion recovery plans, human-based studies specific to sports concussion remain limited. This article reviews the most current evidence regarding supplements with emerging data in concussion management, including […]