Recent Posts in the Brain Injury Category

• $960,000

  Jun 18, 2019
  The Lautenschlager family of Grand Island, Nebraska received a verdict in February 2012 which compensated them $960,534 after a two-week jury trial. ...
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• Will Smith Movie Puts NFL Brain Injuries in the Nebraska News Again

  Nov 11, 2015
  In the past couple months, sports and head injuries have been in the news. The U.S. Soccer Federation recently banned young players from using their ...
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• Study Finds Sleep Helps the Brain Form Memories after Traumatic Brain Injury

  Jun 15, 2015
  After a traumatic brain injury (TBI), many people find it difficult to sleep, to think clearly, or to remember information or events. A study ...
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• How Well Do Bicycle Helmets Protect against Catastrophic Brain Injuries?

  May 4, 2015
  Although Nebraska has a universal bicycle helmet law, bicyclists can often be seen on Omaha streets without their helmets. Some riders don't ...
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• Understanding the Risks of Brain Injury in Nebraska

  Jan 7, 2015
  Organizations like the Brain Injury Association of Nebraska (BIANE) monitor and track traumatic brain injuries (TBI) within the state in order to ...
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• What Causes Traumatic Brain Injuries?

  Oct 22, 2014
  The number of people in the United States who live with the effects of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is higher than most people suspect, according to ...
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• Understanding Severe Traumatic Brain Injuries

  Oct 17, 2014
  Approximately 2 million people in the United States suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and ...
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• Study Finds Female Patients May Respond Differently to Traumatic Brain Injuries

  Oct 6, 2014
  A study published recently in the journal PLOS ONE suggests that girls who suffer traumatic brain injuries (TBI) may show more psychological symptoms ...
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