Welcome @kelbyfayeee to the Brain Busters team for the summer! Kelby is a senior studying bioinformatics at Texas A&M University. She has been involved in TBI research since 2018 and hopes to apply her experiences to her future as a physician scientist.
Congrats to senior Brain Busters Abbi and Lauren who won the Office of Disability Services Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award and the Rangos School of Health Sciences Award for Undergraduate Research. Great job ladies! 🎉☺️
Congrats to BB mentor @ebeidler12 and her colleagues @SiobhanOConnor3, @JS_Wallace52 and Dr. Alghwiri from all around the world for a 💪🏼 literature contribution!
New online first from Dr. Erica Beidler and colleagues:
Collegiate Athletes' Concussion Awareness, Understanding, and -Reporting Behaviors in Different Countries With Varying Concussion Publicity
Link: https://t.co/BQQjVQxpD2
Congratulations to our @ClearwayEnergy male Student-Athlete of the Month for November, Spencer DeMedal of @DuqFB! 🏆
Read more: https://t.co/d3yTey9QCN
#GoDukes
Congrats to senior Brain Buster, @chchievns, on her first ever publication that highlights the utility of behaviour tackling interventions to decrease head impact frequency in American football players. In collaboration with @ebeidler12 and @SteadmanClinic https://t.co/GC9fJl8vfQ
PATS is pleased to announce our partnership with PA Dept of Health to provide concussion education throughout the commonwealth via our new free concussion App. Search PATS concussion toolbox for the free App which provides signs and symptoms, FAQs for parents, etc. #concussion
In the July issue of @JAT_NATA from Dr. Gianluca Del Rossi and colleagues: Early Aerobic Exercise for the Treatment of Acute Pediatric Concussions.
Link: https://t.co/m8CK6u8k27
On this #WorldHealthDay the @WHO is recognizing the crucial role that all health workers, and nurses and midwives in particular, play in society. We thank all of our alumni, students, faculty and staff who are working in and learning the healing professions. #ThanksHealthHeroes!
Great work by @DrJMDeitrick @ebeidler12 @JS_Wallace52@andersonm204 to discover there are sex differences in reporting behaviour and knowledge for sport-related concussions. Read the full article: https://t.co/SHyV2fDgZ4
There are many challenges for parents in getting accurate information about concussions. Athletic Training asst. prof. Dr. Erica Beidler highlights them during her #DuqHealthSummit2019 presentation.
Great research by @MelissaAndrsn and colleagues to find that increased concussion symptoms are related to higher fear of re-injury. More research regarding the psychological experience of concussed patients is needed! https://t.co/voRE8jypSa
Great collaboration by @SiobhanOConnor3 and @ebeidler12 on concussion culture in Irish athletes. Main Message: Previous history of concussions increased the odds of non-disclosure by 2.6 times. https://t.co/1HIDGC6fQC
Great representation from @SIRL_MSU today at UURAF presenting some of our recent findings on sport-related concussion! Big thanks to some of our collaborators too! @DuqBrainBusters
Congratulations to Brain Buster Chandler Daniel for presenting his critically appraised topic discussing concussion baseline assessments for high school student athletes with ADHD at the @NATA1950 convention in New Orleans
THANK YOU to the inaugural group of Brain Busters! In the past year they aided me in the data collection of 850 subjects for 3 different sport-related concussion research studies! - Erica Beidler
Congratulations to Brain Busters Kira Butler and Morgan Starczewski for their poster presentation on the injury perception predictors for high risk sport related concussions at the @duqedu Undergraduate Research Symposium!
Congrats to Brain Busters Ashley Evans, Kaelin Agar and Greta Spitzer on their presentation on the reporting behaviors of collegiate athletes with ADHD and concussions at the @duqedu Undergraduate Research Symposium!