January 23, 2012: Severe Brain Injury When Young May Have Long-Term Effects
Good home environment helps overcome some deficits, studies find

January 20, 2012: British Troops Have Lower Rate of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
Study looked at prevalence among U.S., U.K. military personnel in Iraq, Afghanistan

January 18, 2012: Sleep Might Help Deepen Traumatic Memories
Staying awake after disturbing event weakened emotional response upon recall, study found

January 13, 2012: 'Exoskeleton' Helps Paralyzed Stand, Take Steps
More research needed to see if it strengthens muscles, experts say

January 03, 2012: Most Adults With Facial Disfigurement Adapt Psychologically
Study found some depression, anxiety in those with congenital disfigurement

December 29, 2011: Parents Speak Out on Catastrophic Youth Sports Injuries
Certified athletic trainers should be present on sidelines, they say

December 27, 2011: Adversity, Trauma May Boost Mental Toughness
Living through difficulty -- up to a point -- can build resiliency, study shows

December 09, 2011: Burn-Casualty Soldiers at High Risk for Kidney Injury, Study Finds
Condition can be deadly for U.S. troops evacuated from Iraq, Afghanistan

November 29, 2011: Could Soccer 'Headers' Cause Brain Injury?
MRI study suggests repetitive hits might be harmful, but more research needed

November 25, 2011: Racism's Mental Toll May Explain Some Health Disparities
Psychological responses to racism among U.S. blacks similar to those associated with trauma, study finds

November 23, 2011: Newer Blood Thinner May Pose Danger to Trauma Patients
Pradaxa has caused severe bleeding problems that can't be reversed, trauma surgeon says

November 17, 2011: Routine Head Hits in Sports May Injure Brain, Experts Warn
Scans of young athletes reveal concussion-like damage from repeated mild blows

November 10, 2011: Brain Study Suggests Some Vegetative Patients Are Aware
EEG technology might one day lead to way to communicate to the outside world, researchers say

October 31, 2011: Past Trauma May Contribute to Bowel Disorder
Many people with irritable bowel syndrome have suffered stressful events over many years, study finds

October 27, 2011: Children With Head Injuries Can Face Lifetime of Problems
Study documents persistent skill deficits two years after moderate or severe trauma

October 20, 2011: Car Crash Injury Risk Greater for Women Drivers: Study
Their smaller size, preferred seating posture may make them more vulnerable

October 17, 2011: Kids' Sledding Mishaps Can Cause Serious Head Trauma
Campaigns to encourage helmet use needed, researcher says

October 17, 2011: Fewer Than Half of Kids Hurt in Car Crashes Wearing Seat Belts
Black, Hispanic and Native American children less likely to buckle up, study says

October 14, 2011: White Kids More Likely to Get CT Scans After Head Trauma
Differences only found among blacks, whites, Hispanics in low-risk cases

October 12, 2011: Survival Less Likely for Black Victims of Assault, Study Finds
Racial disparities seen in death rates for trauma center patients with gun, knife, blunt injuries

October 11, 2011: Evidence Lacking That Cognitive Rehab Therapy Helps Brain-Injured Vets
Yet, it's already in wide use, experts note

October 09, 2011: Number of U.S. Kids Injured on Halloween Is Scary
Children at 4 times the risk of being hit by a car on Oct. 31 than any other night, experts warn

October 05, 2011: More Americans Face Longers Trips to ER
Closures affect disproportionate numbers of minorities, the poor, uninsured, study says

September 19, 2011: Hospitals Serving More Minorities Have Higher Trauma Death Rate
New study suggests insurance, funding issues may be the culprit

September 15, 2011: Heavy Drinking Ups Odds of Death in House Fire
Roughly 60% of fire victims were intoxicated, Australian study finds

September 12, 2011: 9/11 Left Permanent Scars on the American Psyche
A moment in history unlike any other, experts say

September 12, 2011: For Many Americans, 9/11 Worries Still Dominate
Concern about family and friends, fear of flying and anxiety top the list, Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds

September 07, 2011: Psychic Wounds Last for Those Touched by 9/11
Psychologists expect renewed emotional turmoil as 'anniversary reactions' take hold

September 02, 2011: Traffic Safety Should Be Among First Lessons in New School Year
Experts give tips for avoiding car accidents while walking to school

August 29, 2011: Many Use ER for Routine Follow-Up Care After Hospital Discharge
Uninsured, publicly insured most likely to misuse emergency department for minor issues, study says

August 29, 2011: Pediatric Groups Want to KO Boxing for Kids
Choose sports that don't encourage blows to the head, policy statement urges

August 24, 2011: Cooling Soldiers With Combat Injuries May Improve Survival
Heat stress, blood loss could lead to deadly drop in blood pressure, study finds

August 15, 2011: New Strategy Trains <i>All</i> Soldiers in Trauma Care
The goal: Saving more lives on the battlefield

August 13, 2011: Planning Ahead Can Reduce Back-to-School Stress
Kids who take more than two weeks to adjust may have an underlying issue, expert says

July 28, 2011: Brain Injury Appears to Boost Stroke Risk
First three months after trauma may be period of greatest concern, study says

July 22, 2011: Medieval Armor Drained Soldier's Energy, Study Finds
Heavy steel body armor interfered with soldiers' ability to breathe during battle, researchers say

July 18, 2011: Ex-NFL Players May Face Higher Brain Damage Risk, Study Says
But there's no proof of cause-and-effect, experts say, calling for more research

July 08, 2011: Windows Pose Safety Risk for Young Children, Experts Warn
Simple tips can help parents, caregivers prevent potentially fatal falls

July 08, 2011: Golf-Cart Head Injuries on the Upswing, Study Finds
Researchers surprised to find alcohol involved in many cases

June 24, 2011: Even One Glass of Beer, Wine Boosts Car Crash Risk: Study
'Buzzed' drivers more likely to speed, neglect seat-belts and be in the striking vehicle, results show

June 18, 2011: Adults Reminded to Keep Kids Away From Lawn Mowers
Accidents can be devastating for children, but they are also preventable, expert says

June 17, 2011: Kids With Minor Head Injury May Not Need Hospitalization
OK to discharge most children with normal CT scan after minor blunt trauma, study suggests

June 10, 2011: Distracted Driving May Be Rising Despite State Laws
Compiling, comparing legislation might help find best way to curb texting, talking, researchers say

June 08, 2011: Migraine Plus PTSD 4 Times More Likely in Men: Study
Type, timing of trauma may play role in migraine-PTSD connection, researchers say

June 07, 2011: Women Exposed to Combat Trauma as Resilient as Men: Study
Female military personnel experience PTSD, depression at similar rate as men

June 03, 2011: Concussions Tied to Verbal Memory Loss in Young Athletes
College football, soccer players show signs of decreased brain function after head injury: study

June 01, 2011: Hi-Tech Scan Detects Soldiers' Head Injuries
Could one day lead to better treatment for those who suffer less-severe harm, study says

May 20, 2011: Spinal Stimulation Helps Paralyzed Man Regain Movement
If replicated, procedure may eventually help others with spine injuries

May 15, 2011: Spring Cleaning Lands Many Americans in Hot Water
Doctor provides tips on how to avoid some pitfalls associated with the season

May 09, 2011: Child's Head Injury Doesn't Always Need CT Scan: Study
Observing child in ER can minimize radiation exposure without compromising care, researchers say