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“Traumatic brain injury is an insult to the brain caused from an external force,” explains member of the Traumatic Brain Advisory Board Ginger Dearth. Source: Understanding traumatic brain injuries
If you’ve ever wanted to hold a human brain in your hands, the Vancouver Convention Centre was the place to be on Friday, as neuroscientists invited the public to learn about brains. Source: Vancouverites clamour to hold human brains | CBC News
The American Academy of Neurology’s 2017 Brain Health Fair being held Friday at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center will feature such highlights as “Ask-a-Neurologist” booths, a 20-foot inflatable, interactive walk-through brain, and a 10:25 a.m. talk by Maria Shriver. Source: Maria Shriver to speak on Alzheimer’s at Boston’s Brain Health Fair | masslive.com
A high school student in Paris is the recipient of a national award for his work as a volunteer. News 12 spoke with him to find out what drives his efforts and where he hopes they will take him. Source: North Lamar junior receives national service award
A 16-foot brain, a giant pulsating heart, a walk-through colon and a large set of teeth are just part of what’s on display at Crossgates Mall as part of the annual Journey Through the… Source: Spotlight News – SPOTTED: Journey Through the Body at Crossgates Mall
Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown Medical Center brought the interactive AmeriBrain Inflatable Brain to the Broadway median to educate the public on brain function, strokes and other brain injuries Source: The AmeriBrain Inflatable Brain allows people to walk through the inside of the brain to learn about its functions and injuries | Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Inflatable games, face painting and animal-shaped balloons were all a part of Saturday’s St. Elizabeth Hospital’s Family Fest at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center. Source: Family Fest shows Ascension Parish families the importance of healthy living | Ascension | theadvocate.com
Safety Connect, a free safety and science education expo organized by Hanford, will be 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 17 and 18 at TRAC in Pasco. Students and families are welcome. Source: Free 2018 Safety Connect expo set at TRAC in Pasco | Tri-City Herald
May is National Stroke Awareness Month and Piedmont Columbus Regional is giving the community a look into the brain to bring awareness and education to the prevalence of strokes. Source: Piedmont Columbus Regional educates community on strokes with gi – CBS46 News
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