Advances in Postacute Rehabilitation After Childhood-Required Brain Injury: A Focus on Cognitive, Behavioral and Social Domains was published in the September 2006 American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

Researchers at the University of Tasmania have identified a particular protein in the brain which is vital to the growth and repair of damaged nervous system cells.

The Children & Adolescents Committee of the Brain Injury Association of New Jersey will host free sessions for parents and school professionals to learn more about brain injury.

A recent article in the New York Times talks about the difficult decisions that have to be made when a loved one suffers from a traumatic brain injury and how one woman handled them.