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Josh Wu Josh Wu

Interview about light therapy with Dr. Larry Carr

We interview Dr. Larry Carr, a former BYU Hall of Fame Football player, about his experience with photobiomodulation for symptoms caused by repetitive head impact exposure and his work as a consultant on five different pilot trials to research the effects of photobiomodulation on CTE-like symptoms.

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Concussion Alliance Concussion Alliance

CEFALY, a nerve stimulator for migraine headaches, now available without prescription

Use of the CEFALY device for post-traumatic headaches (PTH) in concussion patients was discussed in a presentation chaired by Nathan Zasler, MD, a leading expert on PTH, at the 2017 International Brain Injury Association Conference. The CEFALY is a nerve stimulator for migraine headaches and is now available without a prescription.

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Alex Whitis Alex Whitis

Preclinical study suggests neuroprotective potential of liraglutide and twincretin in post-mTBI mice

Bader et al. investigated the treatment potential of two drugs, liraglutide and twincretin, in post-concussion mice. Mice treated with liraglutide and twincretin had less-elevated microglial activity, suggesting the drugs may minimize neuroinflammation after mTBI. Further, “Both drugs ameliorated mTBI-induced cognitive impairments” and neurodegeneration.

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Eloïse Cowan Eloïse Cowan

An in-depth study of one clinic’s transition to telehealth

A study published in JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting evaluated current tele-concussion practices. With the Covid-19 pandemic challenging the United States’ healthcare system, many clinics have transitioned to telehealth practices to protect patients by eliminating inessential visits.

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