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Researchers investigate how spontaneous headshake after a kinematic event (SHAAKE) may be a novel sign to diagnose concussion ...

Most TBIs are mild, but some can be dangerous ... If they do not find a physiological cause, treatments may include: Concussion symptoms usually get better in 10 to 14 days, and the vast majority ...

Of the athletes who reported SHAAKE, 85% linked this head-shaking movement to concussion symptoms such as disorientation (71%) and dizziness (54%). Across all sports, SHAAKE showed a sensitivity ...

Matsuda (not his real name) is one of some 1.35 million people in Japan who suffer from mild traumatic brain injury or MTBI, ...

Oragenics is now preparing to move forward with human testing (Phase II) in patients who come to the emergency room with a concussion, aiming to give the first dose of the drug within 8 hours of the ...