Preventing the leading causes of adult injuries and injury death The number one cause of nonfatal injuries among adult Americans over the age of 45 might surprise you. Motor vehicle accidents, unintentional cuts or pie

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• Neurotrauma
• Bone fractures
• Falling
• Injuries
• Safety
• Geriatrics
• Traumatic brain injury
• Head injury
• Hip fracture
• Medicine
• Emergency medicine
• Health

HOMETOWNFOCUS.US I HEALTH Keeping brain power as you age; omega-3s and pregnancy By Dr.

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• Aquaculture
• Scombridae
• Fatty acids
• Fish oil
• Omega-3 fatty acid
• Michael Roizen
• Tuna
• Pregnancy
• Mehmet Oz
• Fish
• Oily fish
• Fish products

Older adults’ brain health focus of national campaign By Pamela Yip December 3, 2014 A national campaign aimed at educating the public about risks to older adults’ brain health was launched today by

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• Health
• Geriatrics
• Elderly care
• Healthcare
• Hospice
• Kathy Greenlee
• Administration on Aging
• Caregiver
• Ageing
• Medicine
• Old age
• Gerontology

Restoring Our Commitment to Early Childhood Brain development research is clear: By the time a child reaches the age of 5, 92 percent of her brain architecture is complete with the greatest percentage

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• Health insurance
• Workplace wellness
• East Allegheny School District

Tim F. Wawrzyniec, widely known to the geoscience community as “Tim W”, died of brain cancer on November 6, 2014, at age 49. Tim was science co-editor of Geosphere at the time of his death. Tim began life moving arou

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Early Care and Education Consortium Prekindergarten Initiatives Research has shown that 80 percent of brain development occurs before age five. While we know that learning begins at birth, many states have seized an opp

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• Childhood
• Early childhood educator
• Preschool education
• Day care
• Child care
• Head Start Program
• Kindergarten
• Achievement gap in the United States
• Pre-kindergarten
• Education
• Early childhood education
• Educational stages

Manufacturing a Promising Future: Josh Schneiter’s Story Josh Schneiter is no stranger to hard work. At the age of four, he was hit by a car and experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) that would cause episodic seiz

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• Ticket to Work
• Unemployment in the United States
• Government
• United States
• Social Security Administration
• Social Security Disability Insurance
• Supplemental Security Income
• Employment
• Social Security
• Federal assistance in the United States
• Economy of the United States

Manufacturing a Promising Future: Josh Schneiter’s Story Josh Schneiter is no stranger to hard work. At the age of four, he was hit by a car and experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) that would cause episodic seiz

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• Ticket to Work
• Unemployment in the United States
• Government
• United States
• Social Security Administration
• Social Security Disability Insurance
• Supplemental Security Income
• Employment
• Social Security
• Federal assistance in the United States
• Economy of the United States

Possible effects of bilingual environments on learning to read The plasticity of the young brain enables young children to attain, with less effort than at any other age, proficiency in more than one language – if –

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• Language
• Learning to read
• Learning
• Multilingualism
• Vocabulary
• Second language
• Cognitive advantages to bilingualism
• Ellen Bialystok
• Linguistics
• Language acquisition
• Bilingualism

Acute Concussion Evaluation (ACE) Patient Name: DOB: Age: Date:

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• Concussion
• Traumatic brain injury
• Symptom
• Major depressive disorder
• Depression
• Headache
• Balance disorder
• Fatigue
• Post-concussion syndrome
• Medicine
• Neurotrauma
• Health