News & TBI Bites

5 days ago

TBIs Can Impact Thermoregulation

Sep 30

Six Flags Closes Roller Coaster Following Multiple TBI Lawsuits

Sep 19

Edema/Inflammation: Mechanisms for Injury (Part 2)

Aug 28

Edema/Inflammation: Mechanisms for Injury (Part 1)

Aug 22

Understanding TBI through Visualization

Aug 12

Our Towers Within: Reflections on Fragility, Grace, and the Shadows We Carry

By Kimberly Stein (Author, Christian/Inspirational Speaker) I feel quietly compelled to write this — not out of fascination with the grisly, not for the sensational, but from a deep, human longing to understand why we do the things we do, and, more importantly, to ask how we might do better. How I might do better. Charles Whitman — the man the world remembers as the Texas Tower Sniper — has long occupied my thoughts. I explored his story years ago in a podcast, and while my p

Aug 12

60 Years Later: What Can Be Learned from the 1966 UT Tragedy (Part 2)

Aug 9

Diffuse Axonal Injury: Mechanism for Injury

Aug 5

The Link Between TBI and Violence

Aug 2

Coup and Contrecoup: Mechanisms for Injury

Jul 28

What Numerous Mild TBIs Can Do to a Brain

Jul 26

60 Years Later: What Can Be Learned from the 1966 UT-Austin Tragedy (Part 1)

Jul 26

"Tumorgate"

Jul 26

Trunk Items Support TBI

Jul 26

Higher TBI Rates Among Prison Populations

Banner image: A soldier has tower duty at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility in 2011. While serving in the U. S. Marine Corps in Cuba in the early 1960s, Whitman likely served similar tower duty at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. Image by US Air Force Senior Airman Gino Reyes.