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Pourquoi nous avons besoin de l’Initiative canadienne de recherche sur le cerveau

22 novembre 2024

Special Issue: The Assessment, Diagnosis, and Management of Sport-Related Concussion in Childhood and Adolescence

30 octobre 2024

The Canadian Traumatic Brain Injury Research Consortium and Brain Injury Canada Advocate for Bill C-277

2 mai 2024

New publications on age specific reference intervals for neurological blood biomarkers in Canadian populations

30 octobre 2023

New resource helps medical providers recognize and respond to brain injury from intimate partner violence

24 juillet 2023

Latest Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport published

15 juin 2023

The Top 10 unanswered questions in concussion research established by Canadians

7 juin 2023

International group of experts redefines concussions

23 mai 2023

YWCA campaign with Trevor Linden highlights the shocking rate of concussion from domestic violence

16 mai 2023

CCN-RCC in the news: Dr. Keith Yeates on childhood concussion research

31 mars 2023

Concussion is more than sports injuries: Who’s at risk and how Canadian researchers are seeking better diagnostics and treatments

27 septembre 2022

Published abstracts of the CCN-RCC 2nd Annual Meeting

19 septembre 2022

L’ASPC et Solutions Innovatrices Canada annoncent le Défi de détection des commotions cérébrales

26 juillet 2022

Bodychecking experience does not lower the risk of injury for teen hockey players

20 juin 2022

Shining a Light on Brain Injury

1 juin 2022

A photograph shows an image of a human brain inside of a skull.

Canadian scientists may be on the verge of a reliable test for concussions

21 janvier 2022

Call for Proposals: CCN-RCC 2022 Annual Meeting

19 janvier 2022

Toronto researchers create concussion calculator to ID those at high risk for prolonged symptoms

8 juillet 2021

The invisible injury: How concussions have changed our lives

7 mars 2020

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