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Brain Injury In The News
Stepdad found guilty of abuseSPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- A man was found guilty of child abuse Wednesday for allowing the brutal beating that left his stepdaughter with a severe brain injury, putting her at the center of a right-to-die debate in Massachusetts. ... - Associated Press
Shrinking williesLate onset hypogonadism (LOH) is a very real prospect for men as they grow older.
Tech-Georgia notebook: Larry! Larry! Fans give Munson ovation in tributeATHENS -- Georgia fans finally had their chance to pay tribute to Larry Munson on Saturday, and the former longtime voice of the Georgia radio network responded with a long tip of his cap.
Sportswriter's journey back from a head injury is a long one.It's been two years since doctors removed part of Chris Orr's skull and put it in his abdomen. They did this so the Salina man would have a better chance of surviving a traumatic head injury that had caused his brain to swell.
Action For Brain Injury WeekThe date and theme for Action for Brain Injury Week 2009 have been announced. This year, cyclists of all ages will be encouraged to wear helmets as part of the awareness-raising week, which will take place between 11-17 May. The use of cycle helmets is a contentious issue, with many people seeing them as unnecessary, awkward and unfashionable.
Court upholds $3.6M damages for brain-damaged schoolboyA 17-year-old brain-damaged Nepalese schoolboy accorded a whooping $3.6 million - Brunei's highest road traffic accident award - may keep the money after all.
Mock trials give Portsmouth youths sobering lessonsPORTSMOUTH In a courtroom full of peers, the 17-year-old stood silent. A judge replayed all the things that went wrong the night the boy decided to drink and drive. Details of the accident. The serious injury to another person. All of it could get the teenager 12 months in jail, Judge Johnny E. Morrison said.
Opening Doors for the DisabledFor some good-hearted groups seeking to house the disabled, there is a silver lining to the cloud over the residential market.
BATH PRIMED FOR QUINS CLASHBath's defence has been put on red alert for their Guinness Premiership trip to Harlequins tomorrow. Bath, bolstered by the return of England full-back Nick Abendanon from a toe injury, hope to finish the weekend where they started it, at the top of the table.
Sensors for combat helmets could gather blast dataThe US Navy is developing sensors for combat helmets to measure the force of roadside explosions and gather data that might be useful in treating traumatic brain injury, a researcher said Tuesday.
