Author name: Faye Ringor

SACRAMENTO, California – Electric bikes, valued for their affordability and environmental friendliness, offer an attractive alternative for young individuals seeking independent mobility. However, they are not without risks, as demonstrated by tragic incidents like the 2021 crash involving two girls riding a Rad Power Bikes e-bike, resulting in one fatality due to brain injuries. In […]

BETHESDA, Maryland — In a study published in the journal JAMA Network Open on February 15th, 2024, researchers have found a significant correlation between moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) and an increased risk of brain cancer. The study focused on military service members and has far-reaching implications beyond the armed forces. Traumatic brain

LIVERPOOL, United Kingdom — A recent study published on February 9th, 2024, sheds light on the persistent complaint of brain fog among patients with long-term COVID, attributing it to a viral-induced brain injury. Published findings suggest that cognitive and mental health issues stemming from COVID-19 may persist for years. Conducted by researchers from the University

SAN DIEGO, California — A groundbreaking study led by Dr. Rahul V. Nene, MD, PhD, of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of California San Diego, has unveiled promising prospects for managing low-risk patients with mild traumatic brain injuries (TBI) at local healthcare facilities. Published on February 6th, 2024, the study challenges conventional

ARCADIA, California — In a tragic turn of events, Santa Anita Park witnessed the untimely death of exercise rider Arturo Mares, who succumbed to a severe brain injury accident while exercising a horse on January 27, 2024. State horse racing officials officially confirmed Mares’s passing on Sunday, revealing that injury complications from the incident led

PHOENIX, Arizona — In a devastating incident, a hot air balloon crash in Eloy on January 14, 2024, resulted in one fatality and severe injuries to several passengers, including Valerie Stutterheim. The crash occurred just 35 minutes into the flight, following the planned departure of eight skydivers. Valerie Stutterheim, described by her family as an