There’s a need for a longitudinal cohort study that looks at neck issues and covers adolescents and teens through post-menopausal women in their 50s and 60s. There will never another time in history when we have the generational span that currently exists. Boomers are older and are some of last generations to have not participated […]
Generations at a Glance
Each age group or generation has certain attributes and characteristics. The differences are not just important, they’re significant. Access to and use of technology, pre-Title IX, post-Title IX, the internet, gender roles – there are so many differences and experiences. In looking at female concussions, it’s important to look at each generation differently. For instance, there’s […]
Stargazing
Snow will blanket the mountains in winter. Tulips will bloom in the spring. Water will continue to travel down waterfalls and the mist will rise. No matter what we humans do, nature will continue unabated. Year after year after year. There’s been much disruption with the election just completed. Negativity is at an all-time high. […]
Menstrual Cycle Concussion Survey: Recommendations
When studies are released, there are often calls for additional research as well as recommendations. In my menstrual cycle survey report, I added quite a few recommendations. Some can be implemented immediately. Others address considerations for planning research. It’s based on what I’ve learned, what responses were to the survey, and more. Take a look at […]
Female Concussions, Menstrual Cycles, and Periods: FAQs
Concussions can occur from many causes. Car accidents (also referred to as motor vehicle accidents or MVAs), sports, running into something or being hit in the head by an object, assault, and falls are common causes. Of the many symptoms that follow, one aspect is rarely discussed for females: changes to menstrual cycles and […]
