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Deaths from ‘injury and poisoning’ are fourth in age-standardized rates

Deaths from ‘injury and poisoning’ are fourth in age-standardized rates for males and females in most Western countries, according to studies, coming after circulatory, neoplastic, and respiratory diseases. For young people in many nations, traffic-related incidents are the most likely cause of death. Though the numbers have been decreasing over…

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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is now a well-defined clinical syndrome

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is now a well-defined clinical syndrome, according to doctors on Long Island. The 2000 edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual Disorders, Fourth Edition, Text Revision states that some patients who experience life-threatening events might well feel intense fear or helplessness which becomes PTSD. Victims of…

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There are three major means researchers have used

It is important to learn more about brain injury so they might be better treated, Lawyers have determined. There are three major means researchers have used to learn more about such things: experimental, mathematical, and observational. Many of the things people know about brain injury comes from experimental studies. Test…

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Sometimes the extent of moderate or severe damage caused by bTBI (explosive blast traumatic brain injury) is difficult to determine at first

Sometimes the extent of moderate or severe damage caused by bTBI (explosive blast traumatic brain injury) is difficult to determine at first, doctors have told sources. Severe facial trauma can prevent reliable neurological examination, especially when it comes to examining the pupils for reaction. Specialized tools are often necessary to…

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Information collection is an important component of dealing with head injuries

Information collection is an important component of dealing with head injuries. The use of registry systems for head injuries will allow medical professionals to track patterns of injury and learn better methods of preventing them. The lack of proper pre-hospital care can mean the difference between life and death. Most…

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Study Finds Several Cases of Brain Injury Induced by Vaccines

Back in 1986, the U.S. Congress created the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act.  The original jurisdiction of this Program covered children’s claims of injury resulting from vaccines.  With the necessity of vaccinations and because most children receive several vaccinations for daycare and school,…

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The symptoms of bTBI (explosive blast traumatic brain injury) can actually be very subtle,

The symptoms of bTBI (explosive blast traumatic brain injury) can actually be very subtle, doctors tell patients. Sometimes, there is no outward sign of injury until certain symptoms begin to arise, like headaches, vertigo, or short-term memory loss. Because of this, victims of bTBI should be evaluated by a physician…

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Baby Killed by “Very Violent” Brain Injury

Police describe the death of a six-month-old baby Ngaruawahia girl as a “very violent” incident. The girl died from a traumatic brain injury(TBI), the post mortem report reveals. The child had been admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) after suffering non-accidental injuries. The small baby died at Starship…

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Minnesota Man Charged for Injuring Baby

A 25-year-old man from Coon Rapids, Minnesota has been charged with assault and malicious punishment of a child. Prosecutors allege he shook his own five-month-old daughter, causing bleeding on her brain injury. The baby was taken to Children’s Hospital in Minneapolis for treatment, sources told police. As for the suspect,…

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