Nearly two-thirds of prisoners at a women’s jail were found by researchers to have signs of brain injury, suggesting they may have suffered a traumatic head injury at some point in their lives. Of 173 female prisoners surveyed at...
Brain Injuries Following Criminal Assaults Blog
Suffering a traumatic brain injury can have a serious impact on a person’s physical and mental abilities, as well as potentially causing profound changes to their personality. While in most cases these issues are relatively minor and manageable,...
Brain injury rehabilitation could help minimise the long-term impact of brain injury by teaching the brain to work in alternative ways. Simon Pimlott, brain injury lawyer , speaks to Andrew Pemberton, MD of Cardinal Managment . For advice...
Simon Pimlott , personal injury lawyer at IBB Claims, speaks to Andrew Pemberton , Managing Director of Cardinal Management, and board member of the UK Council for Rehabilitation. Andrew and Simon, discuss the implications and...
Abraham Lincoln was the first US President to be assassinated, drawing his last breath at 7.20 am, on 15 th April 1865. He died from a traumatic brain injury caused by a bullet, shot from almost point blank range as he watched a performance of Our...
Action for Brain Injury Week 2017 runs from 8 th – 14 th May, and this year, those living with a brain injury are being put at the heart of the campaign. Headway, The Brain Injury Association , has announced that the theme of their...