Girls Are More at Risk for Concussions
Girls’ body type, physiology and other factors may increase concussion risk—and lead to a longer recovery.
Concussion Research Aims to Improve Diagnosis and Treatment
Millions of concussions happen every year—but many go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. Learn what research is uncovering.
6 Concussion Myths Debunked
Welcome to modern-day concussion treatment. Here are myths or old-school methods you should ignore.
Concussions: What Parents Should Know
Kids have the highest risk of concussion, but concussions are treatable—with a fast, accurate diagnosis.
Kindness Makes Us Happy
Each year the World Happiness Report reviews the state of happiness across the globe and examines differences in happiness.
How to Stop the Loneliness Epidemic
Up to 50% of Americans report feeling socially isolated. In this digital age, we are more connected—and more lonely—than ever.
Where Does Happiness Live in the Brain?
There is not just one happiness center in the brain—but scientists are still learning how happiness works.
6 Ways to Bring Joy to a Person with Alzheimer’s Disease
It’s hard to watch dementia slowly descend over someone you love. But it is possible to spark some joy in a person with Alzheimer’s disease.
Using AI to Treat Aphasia
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a valuable tool to help people with aphasia communicate more effectively.
Promising Treatments for Aphasia
People with aphasia struggle with expressing themselves. Regardless of the cause of aphasia, therapy is the mainstay of treatment.