According to the latest research, the rise of social media has been correlated with an increase of child sleep disorders such as intense nightmares, sleepwalking, and insomnia 😴 🛏️ We suggest taking electronic devices away from children before bed! #sleepdisorders#socialmedia
We lost one of the people that we serve yesterday. This is a reminder of how deeply caregivers care. It's part of what gives us the ability to do the job we do.
Important study showing overall & recurrent injury rates are significantly lower in girl's soccer and basketball when an athletic trainer is present! #Concussions were 8x higher (aka better recognized) in schools w/ an AT! Check out this open-access article. @NATA1950#AT4ALL
My name is Heather. I'm responsible for managing social media for Phoenix. On 4/26/18, I was riding my Harley when truck failed to yield right-of-way and I T-boned him at 50 mph. My body is broken, but thx to my gear I survived, & I don't have a TBI. Please, always wear a helmet.
So interesting!
"And in the meantime, if someone looks away while they're talking to you, they might not be being rude – they could just have an overloaded cognitive system."
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Don’t put yourself and others at risk. Focus on #justdriving and avoid all distractions. Learn more with these @CDCgov resources: https://t.co/divUdHEVF6
We hope Juan's story leads to more study & better diagnoses for BI survivors who go into a vegetative state. It would be wonderful for their families to have better info for making hard decisions, and for better therapies to be developed to help them
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1-Failure to educate. 2- Failure to recognize symptoms. 3- Lifelong disability. Former Calif. football player awarded $7 million in lawsuit over concussion aftermath | USA TODAY High School Sports via @usatodayhss https://t.co/s5yckXwpz2
“Patients w/ mild to moderate brain injuries are 2 times more likely to have developed attention problems, & those with severe injuries are 5 times more likely to develop secondary ADHD.” https://t.co/dthq7WlKoA
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