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Does TBI worsen with age? Understanding the Long-Term Impact

According to the CDC, adults aged 75 and older have the highest rates of TBI-related hospitalizations and deaths. While the initial recovery from a traumatic brain injury is critical, the long-term interaction between a TBI and the aging process is a significant concern for many individuals and their families. The question, 'Does TBI worsen with age?' is a complex one with important implications for ongoing care and quality of life.

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What are the symptoms of a delayed concussion in the elderly?

According to the CDC, older adults have the highest rates of traumatic brain injury (TBI)-related hospitalizations and deaths, often resulting from falls. Recognizing what are the symptoms of a delayed concussion in the elderly is crucial for providing timely and appropriate care, as these signs may not be immediately apparent after an incident.

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