• Brain and Spine Injury, Personal Injury

    Posted on January 30th, 2012

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    Brain Injury in Children Can Lead to Long-Lasting Effects

    The conventional belief is that children who have suffered a traumatic brain injury are much more likely to bounce back from the injury because their brains are still developing and more ‘elastic’ than adult brains.  However, that might not be so true after all.  According to new research by Australian scientists, children who have suffered [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury

    Posted on January 23rd, 2012

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    New Trials Investigate Effect of Progesterone on Brain Injury

    New clinical trials that have just commenced at 5 hospitals in the U.K. will investigate the effect of the female sex hormone progesterone on persons with a traumatic brain injury.  The trials are part of an international study into the use of the female sex hormone in the treatment of patients who have suffered a [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury

    Posted on September 28th, 2011

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    Quicker Diagnosis of Brain Injury Patients with MRI/PET Device

    Treatment options for brain injury patients are extremely limited.  In most cases, all that doctors can do to increase a patient’s chances of recovery is to limit the severity of the injury by beginning treatment as quickly as possible.  For this, it is necessary that doctors diagnose the injury quickly.  That diagnosis may speed up [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury

    Posted on May 31st, 2011

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    Major Breakthrough in Spinal Cord Injury Treatment

    It’s being hailed by Los Angeles spinal cord injury lawyers as a dramatic breakthrough in the field of spinal cord injury treatment.  A 25-year-old man who was left wheelchair-bound with a spinal cord injury after a car accident in 2006 has been able to stand on his own. The man, Rob Summers, was injured one [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury

    Posted on May 5th, 2011

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    Court Gives Go-Ahead for Federal Funded-Stem Cell Research

    California spinal cord injury lawyers are applauding an appeals court’s decision last week that allows federal funding for embryonic stem cell research. After close to a year of anxiety, an appeals court has held that federal funds can be used for stem cell research that  destroys embryos.  Such funding had been called into question by [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury

    Posted on April 5th, 2011

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    Study Suggests Antidepressants Can Help Treat TBI

    A new study indicates to California brain injury lawyers that the use of antidepressants, common after a brain injury because of the high risk of depression among these patients, may not only help treat these emotional problems, but also actually treat the brain injury itself. Depression is a frequent side effect of a traumatic brain [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury

    Posted on February 4th, 2011

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    Cancer Drug may have Beneficial Effect on Spinal Cord Injury

    A group of German researchers has conducted a study, which shows that the anticancer drug Taxol may help treat spinal cord injury too. The study on rats was conducted by researchers at the Max Planck Institute of New Biology in Germany. Researchers found that Taxol, which is used widely to treat breast cancer, seems to [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury

    Posted on December 7th, 2010

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    Dancing with the Stars Turns the Spotlight on Spinal Cord Injury

    Most Jennifer Grey fans, who applauded the star’s win on the season finale of Dancing with the Stars, are aware of her long and painful battle with spinal injury. It has probably made her win even more encouraging to victims and survivors of spinal cord injury. Grey was involved in a horrific accident back in [...]

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  • Brain and Spine Injury, Personal Injury

    Posted on September 3rd, 2009

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    Hard to Detect Traumatic Brain Injuries

    TBI or Traumatic Brain Injury is a term commonly used when an individual receives a head injury.  But, in reality, what injury to the brain would not be considered traumatic.  The scary truth about brain injuries is that many are not detected right away and some go years before the cause and effect are put [...]

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