It is estimated that somewhere between 10-35% of those who have had COVID-19 fall into a category known as Long-COVID survivors. Long-COVID survivors may fall into gaps in health care and community services, which can be disheartening at best, and life-threatening at worst.
Brain injury is a staggeringly common result of interpersonal violence that happens during assaults, human trafficking and domestic violence.
This is the third and final of a three-part series about Bob Millsap’s personal experience surviving COVID-19, beating the odds, and his ongoing road to recovery.
This is the second in a three-part series about Bob Millsap’s personal experience surviving COVID-19, beating the odds, and his ongoing road to recovery. Tune in next week for Part III.
This is the first in a three-part series about Bob Millsap’s personal experience surviving COVID-19, beating the odds, and his ongoing road to recovery. Tune in next week for Part II.
At the Brain Injury Alliance, our thoughts are with Hollywood star Bruce Willis and his family.
Meet Dr. Sherrie All — Neuropsychologist, business owner, and author of “The Neuroscience of Memory”
Somehow, it’s been almost six years since that fateful day when I shadowed my former supervisor, Jeanne Anderson, and decided I had to be a part of the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona.
Tamara Valovich McLeod, PhD, ATC, FNATA, has just been named as a Board Member of the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona. As one of the world’s leading experts on concussion and sports medicine, it is a given that she lives for sports.
There are numerous articles and books that recommend specific diets and nutrients for individuals who have a brain injury. One such recommendation is the Mediterranean Diet plan—