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Study highlights brain injuries in football athletes

Some Seattle Seahawks fans have heard about a recent study released by PBS concerning degenerative brain disease in football players. The study shows that 96 percent of the deceased players whose brains were studied suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy during their lifetimes. The results could serve to heighten concerns about…

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What are attractive nuisance laws?

Many Washington residents may be unfamiliar with issues of premises liability, particularly as they relate to attractive nuisance laws. In general, landowners and others are required to recognize features of their properties that may attract children and, in the process, place them in danger. Even cases where a child was…

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Kraft cheese slices recalled due to choking hazard

Washington consumers who like cheeseburgers and grilled cheese sandwiches should be aware that Kraft has issued a recall of some of its American Singles cheese product slices on account of the possibility that they could pose a choking hazard. The recall, which is voluntary, was first announced on July 31…

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Link between TBI and ADHD creates chicken-and-egg question

Many people in Washington suffer from traumatic brain injuries each year. The World Health Organization predicts that TBI will become the third most common disease or disability in the world within the next five years. Recent research results suggest that there may be a connection between TBI and attention-deficit hyperactivity…

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Technology influences on fatigue-related accidents

The latest gadgets can be the sources of problems on the roads as Washington motorists deal with the issue of distracted driving. However, many entrepreneurs are considering ways to positively impact drivers as they work on technological solutions that could minimize the risk of accidents resulting from fatigued driving. Warning…

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Anticholinergics may delay brain injury recovery

Many Washington residents will incur a brain injury that requires a hospital stay. According to a pilot study done in the United Kingdom, older patients taking anticholinergics while in the hospital had longer recovery times if their anticholinergic drug burden levels were higher on discharge than on admission. Anticholinergics are…

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How TBI can affect cognition and behavior in children

Parents in Washington may be interested in learning more about how pediatric brain injuries can manifest into a reduced attention span. Researchers have discovered that children diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries typically have slower reaction times and more attention lapses than children who have suffered trauma to other parts of…

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