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Brain injuries, particularly concussions, are a significant concern. This is particularly concerning for athletes, accident victims, and those who experience falls or car collisions. Many people recover within days or weeks. However, research increasingly reveals that these injuries can have lasting neural consequences. A single incident might appear minor, perhaps a brief loss of focus…

Many people wonder if chronic viral infections (CVIs) can lead to neurological disorders. The answer isn’t simple. However, growing research shows a clear link between the two. When viruses are in the body for a long time, they can cause trouble not just for your immune system but also for your brain. This connection happens…

The 21st century has brought rapid technological development and overwhelming amounts of information that hurt our ability to concentrate. The term “information fatigue syndrome” is increasingly used to describe this modern problem. Information overload causes sudden mood swings, leading to irrational decisions and actions. The brain becomes oversaturated with information and enters a state of…

Childhood trauma is psychological damage resulting from severe stressful events such as physical, emotional, or sexual abuse, neglect, loss of a loved one, serious accidents, or natural disasters. The consequences depend on the child’s age when the trauma occurs, as well as their personal characteristics and the level of family and community support available. Possible…