Permanent brain damage: Lack of oxygen to the brain can result in permanent brain damage.
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Heavy drinkers showed signs of brain damage affecting language skills, and researchers were surprised to see brain damage in moderate drinkers, too.
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Lim cautioned that the new study cannot tell whether sleep problems caused the brain damage, or the brain damage caused the sleep problems, or whether something else is to blame.
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"The grim news is that they feel that the brain damage in one area is 'a lot' and the brain damage of the other area is 'significant,'" a May 11 post read.
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Lead contamination can cause brain damage and other health problems.
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Subjects with brain damage have always been useful for neuroscience.
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She is reportedly on a ventilator with significant brain damage.
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He's alive, but there's permanent, irreversible brain damage, Land said.
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Defense attorneys argued Greene was delusional and had brain damage.
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Once there, doctors feared the baby could have brain damage.
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The attack left her suffering from hypothermia and brain damage.
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Around 222 per cent are at risk of brain damage.
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Maryland native Frost is still being evaluated for brain damage.
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Rubella leads to brain damage and birth defects in infants.
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His organs began to fail, and he suffered brain damage.
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Scans confirmed that Guilherme had brain damage associated with microcephaly.
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The prospect of Trump inflicting permanent brain damage on Democrats?
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"They have no conception of brain damage," Dev tells Marsh.
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I think it is causing brain damage among some Republicans.
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He spoke slowly, as if to someone with brain damage.
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These men chose football, but they didn't choose brain damage.
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American doctors said Mr. Warmbier had suffered extensive brain damage.
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Even if Sunday survives, he may suffer permanent brain damage.
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That brain damage is irreversible, so it is eventually lethal, too.
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"He suffered irrevocable brain damage," Contreras added, according to the station.
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Thousands may have been exposed to potential brain damage from lead.
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He suffered a stroke last week that caused irreversible brain damage.
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If somebody tells you, 'Don't be worried, you have brain damage.
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Highly doubtful given his previous concerns raised about suffering brain damage.
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Others look whole, but suffer from brain damage because of I.E.D.s.
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Lead and mercury can cause brain damage with loss of intelligence.
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The majority of patients die or survive with significant brain damage.
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However, studies have found that chlorpyrifos causes brain damage in children.
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Ingesting the metal can cause irreversible brain damage and learning disabilities.
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Thousands may have been exposed to potential brain damage from the lead.
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Measles, for example, can lead to pneumonia, lifelong brain damage and deafness.
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Squall's childhood wouldn't be buried behind layers of trauma and brain damage.
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We should also protect children from unnecessary brain damage in youth sports.
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She reportedly suffered extensive brain damage due to a lack of oxygen.
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Thousands may have been exposed to potential brain damage from lead. Gov.
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We all have so much brain damage from getting hit with things.
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A passenger in Mr. Couch's vehicle was paralyzed and suffered brain damage.
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He ended up with brain damage, and lost much of his memory.
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Rob Portman of Ohio, that he appeared to have severe brain damage.
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Dozens were severely injured, with many expected to suffer irreversible brain damage.
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There was probably less brain damage when I worked in the afternoon.
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A British judge has said they may have suffered permanent brain damage.
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She did survive, but magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed serious brain damage.
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"These men chose football, but they didn't choose brain damage," she wrote.
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One female calf died after being born with brain damage last summer.
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Formally called chlorpyrifos, it is associated with brain damage among young children.
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These measures can reduce the daily brain damage that will otherwise occur.
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He recovered but was left with brain damage and never fought again.
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Severe cases of EEE can also result in comas and brain damage.
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Lead poisoning can lead to heart disease, kidney disease and brain damage.
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"There's nothing in it for you guys except brain damage," he said.
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Left untreated, measles can cause permanent hearing loss, brain damage, and death.
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When it accumulates in the body, it can cause irreversible brain damage.
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The league's retirement benefits can be notoriously difficult to access for relatively simple problems like damaged knees and degenerative hips; trying to get brain damage covered can be a nightmare, and that's in addition to having brain damage.
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Read also said that ECT creates "major memory problems" and causes brain damage.
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They rejoined their colony without any signs of brain damage or behavioral problems.
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He shocked doctors when he work up without any sign of brain damage.
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Jahi McMath suffered irreversible brain damage during a botched tonsilectomy in December 2013.
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But they all seem to stem from brain damage caused by the virus.
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In the long run, we can experience serious brain damage, or even death.
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The procedure would reduce his likelihood of seizures and further brain damage, too.
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Pushing leads to punching, and punching can cause brain damage and facial deformity.
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One malpractice case allegedly left one woman, Icilma Cornelius, with permanent brain damage.
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He sustained brain damage and had to relearn how to walk and talk.
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Several of the searchers were injured, including one who suffered permanent brain damage.
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Doctors in Cincinnati said last week that Warmbier had suffered significant brain damage.
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He was born with severe brain damage, causing difficulties with movement and speech.
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Read This Next: Should A Criminal With Brain Damage Get A Lighter Sentence?
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Brain damage might explain Muybridge's murderous temperament and obsessive dedication to his work.
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"The conclusion that there's brain damage isn't sustainable by the data," he said.
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Infection with the virus during pregnancy can lead to brain damage in infants.
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Doctors were uncertain then about the extent of the little girl's brain damage.
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Super heavy, snail-paced, brain damage boogie…caveman drumming, screeching feedback, screaming vocals….
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She suffered irreversible brain damage after the allergy attack and died on Jan.
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In Trump's view, athletes should just shut up and take their brain damage.
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News Analysis The brain damage was so severe that scientists all but gasped.
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Cases of death, permanent paralysis and permanent brain damage were allocated $2000,240 each.
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They said Mr. Warmbier's brain damage was most likely caused by cardiopulmonary arrest.
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The risk of long-term brain damage for youth football is very low.
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Charlie has a rare genetic condition causing progressive muscle weakness and brain damage.
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The development suggests that some brain damage might be able to be mitigated.
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In some cases, measles can lead to pneumonia, permanent deafness and brain damage.
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A number of inmates attacked a fellow prisoner, who suffered severe brain damage.
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Neuroscientist Sergio Della Sala of the University of Edinburgh said that the study's standard for brain damage, seen in only two or three patients, was so loose as to describe roughly 28% of the general population as having brain damage.
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But others say the particularly sudden oxygen cutoff caused by fentanyl may be behind the brain damage seen in these patients — and could explain the rare finding that many of the patients have fairly isolated brain damage in just their hippocampi.
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If you're receiving CPR during this period, brain damage can be prevented or reduced.
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This burst of discovery might eventually help doctors treat or prevent some brain damage.
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Exposure to lead, even at low levels, can dire health effects, including brain damage.
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Dominick survived and was diagnosed with severe retinal bleeding with severe permanent brain damage.
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"Some children develop pneumonia, a serious lung infection, or lifelong brain damage," he said.
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"This finding supports that chronic heavy drinking leads to irreversible brain damage," Schwarzinger added.
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French health authorities have said three of the hospitalized volunteers may suffer brain damage.
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Brain damage, seizures, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease The list of purported maladies goes on.
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U.S. officials quickly blamed North Korea for the brain damage that caused Warmbier's death.
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Bill Clinton approved the death warrant of Ricky Ray Rector, who had brain damage.
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The disease causes severe brain damage or death if the patient isn't treated immediately.
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The virus has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil.
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The lawsuits have claimed patients suffered infections, disfigurement and brain damage after Boutte's procedures.
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Four children died while 178 others sustained permanent injury, including kidney and brain damage.
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Mr. Brady sustained permanent brain damage and eventually died from his injuries in 2014.
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Exposure is linked to brain damage, lower IQ, behavioral disorders, and lifelong health impacts.
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Other campaigners found manganese, which can be associated with brain damage, in the rivers.
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And, perhaps most astonishing of all, he did not suffer any significant brain damage.
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He has brain damage and cerebral palsy stemming from injuries sustained in the shooting.
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No video game is worth burnout, brain damage or overnight stays at the hospital.
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Obviously the most likely form of brain damage is the most minor: a concussion.
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He is certifiably insane, his condition diagnosed as schizophrenia with drug-induced brain damage.
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The cause was brain damage sustained after a fall, his wife, Jessica Weber, said.
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The risk of long-term brain damage for professional football players is very high.
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US officials blamed North Korea for the brain damage that led to his death.
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"This is a case where tweeting less would not cause brain damage," he added. .
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Weekly infusions of the enzyme can ease some symptoms, but can't prevent brain damage.
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Zika virus has already been linked to brain damage in babies and paralysis in adults.
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Those who recover may suffer permanent disabilities including brain damage, hearing loss and learning disabilities.
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She reacts to pain, but Nikolov says she's also showing signs of significant brain damage.
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The link between romance and brain damage is a strange motif in rom-com history.
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Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can cause permanent brain damage or death.
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Read This Next: We Asked NCAA Football Players Why They're Not Scared of Brain Damage
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Babies with this condition have abnormally small heads and the potential for serious brain damage.
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Court records say her son has cerebral palsy, permanent brain damage and other health problems.
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If one child made it through surgery, he or she often suffered debilitating brain damage.
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Think about at work — if you have to reset your email password, it's brain damage.
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As few as five minutes of oxygen deprivation can cause permanent brain damage or death.
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He had suffered massive internal injuries, a fractured skull, brain damage, and two cardiac arrests.
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It's exaggerated by brain damage, but the tendency to confabulate is something we've all got.
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Take Terri Schiavo, who in 1990 had a heart attack and suffered severe brain damage.
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Charlie suffers from an extremely rare genetic condition causing progressive brain damage and muscle weakness.
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How did a healthy young man suffer such severe brain damage from a treatable illness?
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A British judge said last month that the Skripals might have suffered permanent brain damage.
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In the worst cases, it can result in brain damage, or death, for the babies.
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Doctors said he returned with severe brain damage, but it wasn't clear what caused it.
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Otherwise, he could expect permanent brain damage, loss of physical or mental ability, perhaps death.
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And, of course, a person without lesions could commit a crime, unrelated to brain damage.
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"It's important that parents don't think, oh my gosh, media causes brain damage," Radesky said.
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Workers are too aware that every minute without oxygen increases the risk of brain damage.
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Doctors at Baylor Medical Center diagnosed her with anoxic brain damage and an acute embolism.
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But by the time the woman reached the ER, she had suffered permanent brain damage.
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People with brain damage can barely make decisions, lacking a "gut feeling" for what's right.
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Football faces a decline in youth participation, largely over concerns about long-term brain damage.
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His sister, Doris Swerdin, developed brain damage when she had whooping cough as a toddler.
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Her 5-month-old daughter, Juana, was born with severe brain damage from an infection.
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American doctors found "extensive" brain damage but could not say what had caused the injury.
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Enough brain damage that it would stay with him even if he did another transference.
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The condition is defined by unusually small heads in newborns and can cause brain damage.
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He is deaf and suffers from persistent seizures, and appears to have suffered brain damage.
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Warmbier returned to the United States with significant brain damage and died just days later.
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The Zika virus has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil.
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In that moment, every second counts, and a minute saved can prevent irreparable brain damage.
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The measles virus is highly contagious and can cause blindness, deafness, brain damage or death.
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When ammonia in the blood reaches the brain, it can cause irreversible brain damage or death.
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Prosecutors say one child was left with brain damage and permanent blindness in his left eye.
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Doctors said she had irreversible brain damage from a lack of oxygen and suffered cardiac arrest.
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It was during that first huge seizure in the ambulance that Billy sustained his brain damage.
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Lead poisoning can cause serious health conditions including brain damage, as well as polluting the environment.
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Ultimately, his injuries left him with brain damage and amnesia about his life before the attack.
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He was placed in a coma, and doctors warned that he could emerge with brain damage.
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As you may know, the NFL is currently facing allegations related to concussions and brain damage.
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Even in crashes at modest speeds, the head can rotate fast enough to cause brain damage.
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But it was nothing like the long-term brain damage NIDA seemed so intent on proving.
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They say doctors told them the pesticides have caused Peyton brain damage and an unpredictable recovery.
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When he awoke, Ballard was left with brain damage, at first unable to move his limbs.
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If anything, the institution puts some of its patients in direct danger of permanent brain damage.
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She suffered severe brain damage and never regained consciousness while receiving medical treatment, the affidavit states.
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Five men are in critical condition in hospital, one of them potentially facing permanent brain damage.
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I prefer my brain damage in the form of drugs and alcohol, thank you very much.
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But even the researchers couldn't make a direct connection between this brain damage and heroin use.
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This study was covered in Gizmodo and Newsweek, with alarming headlines warning of "irreversible" brain damage.
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Her temperature reached 106, dangerously close to the point where she could suffer permanent brain damage.
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He could not speak or move voluntarily and his doctors said he suffered extensive brain damage.
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She was left without oxygen for 15 to 25 minutes, which resulted in severe brain damage.
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With no kidneys, a set of malfunctioning lungs, and severe brain damage, the pregnancy was doomed.
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Health experts have finally agreed that the Zika virus can cause severe brain damage in infants.
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Otto Warmbier returned to the U.S. in June in a coma and with severe brain damage.
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I remember a young man who had brain damage from sniffing chemicals from a paper bag.
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The mosquito-borne virus has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil.
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Survivors can experience permanent brain damage that results in seizures, mental impairment, and even personality changes.
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Severe cases can lead to liver, kidney, heart, lung, or brain damage, according to the CDC.
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The mosquito-transmitted virus has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil.
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"I lost my brother, and for a year before that he had brain damage," she said.
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The sport involves getting hit in the head, over and over, which can cause brain damage.
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And it seems to be the case that they were compensating somehow for the brain damage.
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It can cause brain damage and death in marine mammals, and amnesic shellfish poisoning in humans.
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Traumatic brain injury can range from concussion, which is considered mild, to severe, sustained brain damage.
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Transfusions into the umbilical cord during pregnancy can save the fetus and may prevent brain damage.
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That twin was believed to be the first baby in Brazil identified with Zika brain damage.
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He died a few days after he returned home blind, deaf and with severe brain damage.
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Concerns about long-term brain damage would factor into my own decision to play tackle football.
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The couple feels fortunate to have caught it early, knowing lead exposure can trigger brain damage.
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Now his brain damage has eroded the communication skills that once came so naturally and vibrantly.
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Reversing an overdose just a few seconds or minutes earlier can prevent brain damage or death.
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Another epidemic, involving thousands of babies born with small heads and brain damage, is devastating Brazilian families.
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However, Yaltho said that Alamia's MRI came back "normal" — she showed no signs of any brain damage.
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Some of her emotional damage stems from brain damage sustained in the accident that nearly killed her.
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At the time, TV was accused of causing, among other diseases, autism, obesity, and permanent brain damage.
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If left untreated, heatstroke can lead to seizures, brain damage, muscle breakdown (rhabdomyolysis), organ failure, or death.
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But falling in love with the wrong thing or person doesn't cause brain damage, merely misguided learning.
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In addition to causing a rash and a fever, it can cause pneumonia, brain damage, and death.
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As for the sea lions, ingesting domoic acid can cause brain damage and seizures, and ultimately death.
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She suffered irreversible brain damage as a result of the incident and died in hospice that July.
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Bacterial meningitis, however, can cause brain damage and even death if it's not treated promptly with antibiotics.
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The future of the sport hinges on whether any serious rule changes can ameliorate the brain damage.
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It could be that he's wrong, and that he's actually dealing with another type of brain damage.
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This is a disease that can kill, and, if it does not, it can cause brain damage.
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Hammond noted the doctors found "zero evidence of brain damage…there wasn't even swelling in the brain."
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Some evidence has shown that people who misuse or abuse ketamine can eventually develop permanent brain damage.
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"I joined YC to recover from the brain damage of starting companies," he said in an interview.
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She suffered irreversible brain damage and six months in a coma as a result of the incident.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson, for example, said last month Clinton has brain damage that impairs her communication abilities.
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The 25-year-old showed signs of pervasive brain damage and signs of CTE, a neuropathologist said.
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She'd been stabbed four times around the head, but none of them resulted in direct brain damage.
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The resulting brain damage can be debilitating, including the loss of speech, mobility, vision — and even death.
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Neither Zachary nor his family had heard that mercury can cause brain damage, diseases and even death.
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John McCain said the regime "murdered" him with treatment so harsh he was left with brain damage.
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Dozens were severely injured, with many expected to suffer irreversible brain damage, according to a fire official.
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He was returned to the United States last June in a comatose state with severe brain damage.
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And I reckon it's even harder when you're suffering from catastrophic brain damage from your playing days.
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More than 30 years later, he suffered from a series of strokes that caused severe brain damage.
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The same summer, an 8-year-old boy in Texas also survived, although he suffered brain damage.
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He said Madison's MRI showed he suffers brain damage, and because of his dementia he is incompetent.
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The mosquito-borne Zika virus has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil.
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The water contained lead, which can cause brain damage and other severe health problems, particularly in children.
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Warmbier's father, Fred, told CNN in an interview last year that his son suffered severe brain damage.
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If the infection is severe, it can cause serious complications like blindness, brain damage, and even death.
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This would leave thousands of children at risk of permanent brain damage, learning disabilities and violent tendencies.
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Babies with misshapen heads and brain damage — a defect called microcephaly — did not appear until that August.
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Pointing this out could be construed as anti-labor, or soft-pedaling the seriousness of brain damage.
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On Christmas Day, doctors told Phillips and DeLucia that the flu had caused significant brain damage -- encephalopathy.
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And anyway it's getting difficult to watch football at all without thinking of long-term brain damage.
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Lead can cause brain damage and make it hard for students to concentrate and learn at school.
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Name Withheld A body of research suggests that football causes long-term brain damage in many players.
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FYI, Session's 4-year-old is a quadriplegic who's been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and brain damage.
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Severe cases could result in seizures or a coma that can cause brain damage, the CDC said.
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It is a slow-moving disease that starts with memory loss and ends with severe brain damage.
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They can cause cumulative brain damage, throat injuries, and damage to the vocal cords, among other injuries.
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E.P.R. could potentially allow a patient who would otherwise have died to survive with debilitating brain damage.
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His "deregulation" includes letting chemical companies peddle an insecticide, chlorpyrifos, linked to brain damage in children. 6.
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Doctors in Cincinnati are continuing to evaluate Warmbier's condition, but say he has experienced significant brain damage.
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We know that exposure to lead-based paint, for example, can cause brain damage, especially in children.
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US officials quickly blamed North Korea for the brain damage that led to the young American's death.
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"Her brain swelled to the point where it couldn't function and brain damage did occur," he said.
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During the ceremonial event, Thomas detailed his struggle with the brain damage he received while playing hockey.
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It can cause brain damage in infants, affecting a child's ability to walk, talk, read and learn.
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We're told Ebner suffered extreme brain damage and now lies in her bed with 24 hour care.
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After tests, Dr. Nilsson ascertained that Tucker had an impulse control disorder, low IQ, and brain damage.
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A British judge said on Thursday that both victims may have suffered brain damage from the attack.
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It turned out she had aphasia, which is a language disorder that's a side effect of brain damage.
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These are all symptoms people suffering from CTE, a progressive degenerative disease that causes brain damage, can exhibit.
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Those who survive the infection may end up with permanent disabilities such as hearing loss or brain damage.
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He has a form of mitochondrial disease – a genetic condition that causes progressive muscle weakness and brain damage.
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Because the parasite goes into the brains of rodents, it became a suspect for human brain damage, too.
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Lead can cause seizures, hearing loss, behavioral problems, brain damage, learning disabilities, and lower IQ levels in children.
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Several vets thought that the dog had suffered from "past abuse," and may have even had brain damage.
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Brain damage–from mild to severe–is not often discussed with opioid overdose but is a real possibility.
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That will help him know if today's number was a one-off or a sign of brain damage.
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Without the dogs' instant action and alert, it's possible Hatcher may have suffered permanent brain damage or died.
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Supporting El Salvador's move to work collectively to avoid severe brain damage in children would be a start.
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Those that do pull through are often left with lifelong problems that range from brain damage to blindness.
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Prosecutors tell KRON that the baby will survive, but it is unclear whether he has suffered brain damage.
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Specifically, it's been linked to microcephaly, which causes babies to be born with tiny heads and brain damage.
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When people ingest or inhale high enough levels of mercury, it can cause brain damage and kidney failure.
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Update: Cat scan shows Erica suffered major brain damage from a lack of oxygen while in cardiac arrest.
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Just forget the towel or your fundamental limits, and keep going until that permanent brain damage kicks in.
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Evidence suggests that he's suffered brain damage, having exhibited a tremor, deficient motor skills and problems with memory.
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Danziger was exonerated and released, too, but he had been beaten by other prisoners and suffered brain damage.
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Dozens more were severely injured, and many will suffer from "irreversible brain damage," the city's fire chief said.
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Ironically, the only drug known to create an irreversible syndrome of brain damage is a legal one: alcohol.
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Thirty others were severely injured, including many who will have "irreversible brain damage," the city's fire chief said.
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He overdosed, and even though he was eventually revived, he has permanent brain damage from lack of oxygen.
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A sport that carries a significant—albeit fuzzily quantified—risk of producing brain damage, both acute and chronic.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson, for example, said last month that Clinton has brain damage that impairs her communication abilities.
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He survived, but with severe brain damage, and a few days later his life support was turned off.
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I had my own blood under all of my fingernails, and wasn't sure whether I had brain damage.
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The virus has been linked to abnormally small heads and brain damage in newborns, a condition called microcephaly.
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He spent 17 months in detention and was returned to Ohio in June unresponsive with severe brain damage.
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Healing a broken heart is difficult and often involves relapses into obsessive behavior, but it's not brain damage.
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Warmbier, 22, was returned to the United States in June in a comatose state with severe brain damage.
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Lead exposure in children can cause permanent brain damage, which could result in learning disabilities and violent behavior.
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Children exposed to lead can suffer permanent brain damage that can result in learning disabilities and violent behavior.
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The EPA banned chlorpyrifos for household use in 2001 over concerns it would cause brain damage in children.
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The virus has been linked to microcephaly — tiny heads and brain damage — in infants born to infected women.
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Their love withstood a last-wish wedding, cancer and possible brain damage and — not just work place drama.
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And now that the connection between football and permanent brain damage has been flagged, parents are running scared.
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A coroner determined in September that he had suffered extensive brain damage after his circulation was cut off.
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Lead, even in small doses, can cause a number of health problems, including brain damage and developmental disorders.
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His parents said he had been tortured, and a coroner found that he had suffered extensive brain damage.
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His mother struggled with the effects of brain damage from a botched surgery to remove an appendix scar.
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Madison suffered several strokes in recent years resulting in brain damage, dementia and retrograde amnesia, court papers said.
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But if the duration of seizures and resulting brain damage can be limited, patients may recover more function.
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His son died last year upon his return to the United States after having suffered extensive brain damage.
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It meant that, even with antibiotics, the child was at risk of permanent brain damage, deafness or death.
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Others might develop emotional problems as a result of brain damage caused by the choking game, Shain said.
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Medical professionals said during that time, he suffered extensive brain damage that left him in a comatose state.
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Brown suffered irreversible brain damage and remained unresponsive, and passed way in hospice care on July 26, 2015.
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Complications like diarrhea, ear infection, pneumonia and encephalitis can lead to permanent hearing loss, brain damage or death.
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"Unlike an adult with mild brain damage, an infant can't tell you what they can't do," Owen said.
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Maxima Allen, right, embraces her son Alfredo, 19, who suffered irreversible brain damage after he was stabbed in 2011.
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It additionally asserts that all three organizations misled and deceived parents and children about youth football's brain damage risks.
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She pulls through, but Joanna's unvaccinated friend suffers from a measles complication called encephalitis that gives her brain damage.
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It's well known for causing a rash and fever, but it can also cause pneumonia, brain damage, and death.
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IN JUNE 2017 Mr Y, an active man in his fifties, suffered a heart attack and extensive brain damage.
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But when she was 8, her mom was in a car accident that left her with severe brain damage.
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Assistant District Attorney Carolyn Livanos said Byrne is still in physical therapy because of brain damage from the attack.
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Patients who get infected with either virus can suffer a fever, and, in rare cases, brain damage or death.
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For those excruciating days, Benrud had no idea if Andrea would show signs of brain damage when she awoke.
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By the time the black Lab got to the vet, he was dehydrated and suffering brain damage and seizures.
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With right-to-die provisions, however, a terminally ill cryonicist could choose to die before irrevocable brain damage happens.
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Charlie suffers from a form of mitochondrial disease, a rare genetic condition causing progressive muscle weakness and brain damage.
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Once at the hospital, her son says she was diagnosed with permanent brain damage, leaving her requiring lifelong care.
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Warmbier arrived home this week, but has suffered brain damage that North Korea attributed to an outbreak of botulism.
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After his death, Omalu said sustained brain damage from playing in the NFL led to Waters' depression and suicide.
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He could not speak or move voluntarily when he returned, and his doctors said he suffered extensive brain damage.
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He has been suffering degenerative brain damage since birth and cannot breathe without a ventilator or move without assistance.
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Zika is at its most dangerous during pregnancy, because it can cause severe brain damage to the unborn baby.
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Both daughters had extensive brain damage and were medically sedated after being brought to the emergency room, Alvarado added.
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For example, Pruitt recently denied a petition to ban chlorpyrifos, a pesticide that can cause brain damage in children.
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Infection during pregnancy can lead to birth defects in infants, particularly brain damage and abnormally small heads, called microcephaly.
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The W.H.O. and the C.D.C. have concluded that Zika causes microcephaly: abnormally small heads and brain damage in infants.
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The longer an OD victim is left alone, the more chance they will suffer permanent brain damage or die.
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One alarming example of Pruitt running from his record: toxic mercury pollution, which causes brain damage in unborn children.
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Madison suffered several strokes in recent years, resulting in brain damage, dementia and memory impairment, according to court papers.
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Mr. Warmbier suffered severe brain damage while being detained and was released in a vegetative state in June 2017.
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If a person gets brain damage, healthy parts sometimes take over — even on the other side of the brain.
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Now, many wonder if brain damage and the pressure of living up to Heisman hopes contributed to his end.
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In the two known cases of identical twins born to Zika-infected mothers, both twins have severe brain damage.
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For years, the UN ignored the residents' complaints that toxic waste was causing seizures, miscarriages, brain damage, and more.
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A major concern for survivors of nerve agent poisoning is the potential for permanent brain damage caused by seizures.
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Defense attorney Kort Gatterdam said Pilkington suffered brain damage from lead ingestion as an infant, CNN affiliate WDTN reported.
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But doctors could not fix the brain damage she suffered when her mother was infected with Zika during pregnancy.
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If left untreated, the inherited disease can cause brain damage, leading to seizures, mental disorders and other neurological complications.
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"I've made my feelings known to the President that tweeting a little less won't cause brain damage," he said.
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He has been suffering degenerative brain damage since birth, and cannot breathe without a ventilator or move without assistance.
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Chlorpyrifos, a chemical that's commonly used as an insecticide for crops, is known to cause brain damage in developing children.
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Very low oxygen levels – worse than those experienced in the Thai cave – can lead to brain damage and even death.
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This kind of brain damage and the NFL's response—or lack thereof—has dogged the league for the past decade.
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Drink a lot for a long time and it can lead to brain damage, cancer, liver disease, and other issues.
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And it's also linked to certain types of brain damage, particularly to the insula, the region that receives interoceptive signals.
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An increasing number of infected women have given birth to babies with microcephaly, which causes small heads and brain damage.
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But because my wound was so close to my skull, they didn't want to risk the possibility of brain damage.
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Less than three weeks after the accident, he walked out of the hospital on his own without any brain damage.
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If you think Cleopatra gave any fucks that her kohl eyeliner contained enough lead to cause brain damage, think again.
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Experts are uncertain about the degree of permanent brain damage caused by the amount of lead ingested by Flint youngsters.
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She reminded me that I could've had spinal or brain damage, or that my left leg could've been mangled too.
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They can also die in the womb, or they can suffer other defects from malformed limbs to subtle brain damage.
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The calf was born oxygen deprives, suffering from brain damage which resulted in his inability to nurse from his mother.
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Giffords suffered brain damage after being shot in the head while meeting with constituents in her home state of Arizona.
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Chlorpyrifos was banned in 2015 by the Obama administration, after EPA studies demonstrated its potential for brain damage in children.
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The league for years ignored—and still hasn't properly grappled with—the fact that the sport literally causes brain damage.
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Now — despite the odds — Evan is back at school, though he'll have to continually be monitored for potential brain damage.
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The virus is capable of causing severe brain damage that can kill up to a third of its human victims.
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Ebner asserts that when she fell, her head hit the cement and she cracked her skull resulting in brain damage.
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Interrupted periods of oxygen-enriching blood flow, even for short periods, cause neurons to die, resulting in serious brain damage.
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Hood also said that some of those with injuries related to heat stroke may result in brain damage, CNN reported.
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"With heat strokes or heat injuries, a lot of them are going to have some irreversible brain damage," Hood said.
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The Zika virus is known to cause birth defects and brain damage in children whose mothers were infected during pregnancy.
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Charlie Gard suffers from a form of mitochondrial disease, a rare genetic condition causing progressive muscle weakness and brain damage.
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To make matters worse Dickie, the youngest of their two sons, had brain damage from a bout of scarlet fever.
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More than that did not bestow participants with any additional protection from the types of brain damage associated with dementia.
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She experienced a seizure during her operation to have it removed, and was left paralysed and with slight brain damage.
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"With heat strokes or heat injuries, a lot of them are going to have some irreversible brain damage," he said.
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Lead poisoning can lead to anemia, kidney failure, and brain damage, especially in children, according to the World Health Organization.
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Last week, a British judge said the Skripals might have suffered permanent brain damage as a result of the attack.
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His trainer, Angelo Dundee, said that he was already suffering from brain damage when he fought his last two fights.
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Alzheimer's patients with those symptoms "do much worse over time;" after death, autopsies have shown they had more brain damage.
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Oliver, who didn't sustain any brain damage, is also in the process of getting fitted for prosthetic limbs, Wardle said.
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Then 22 years old, Warmbier was blind and deaf and had sustained severe brain damage from his time in detention.
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Chronic exposure has been associated with birth defects, mutations, brain damage and allergic reactions to chemicals, in addition to cancer.
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"Cat scan shows Erica suffered major brain damage from a lack of oxygen while in cardiac arrest," the tweet said.
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The changes may seem small but they spare many mothers the trauma of thinking they have children with brain damage.
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Surgeon Peter Hamlyn, who operated on Michael Watson after he suffered brain damage in a 1991 fight with Eubank Snr.
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"Willis got kicked in the head by a horse and the ensuing brain damage turned him into Hodor," Mokey_Maker writes.
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UNICEF released a report in 2017 that found India's air pollution could be causing children to suffer permanent brain damage.
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McKee told CNN that the type of brain damage observed in Hernandez is usually seen in someone 20 years older.
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But the outrage caused by the licking in comparison to, say, unnecessary hits causing brain damage, made everyone look silly.
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Children exposed to lead can suffer from permanent brain damage, which often results in learning disabilities and increased violent behavior.
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Ten of the 39 people found in or near the truck died, and others were hospitalized, some with brain damage.
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Occasionally ketamine abusers develop severe symptoms, including brain damage, persistent hallucinations and a painful inflammation of the bladder called cystitis.
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That's how much safer Honda's engineers say their new airbag is against rotation-induced brain damage from a car accident.
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More recently, pathologists have reported similar brain damage among a wider range of athletes, like rugby and professional hockey players.
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An entire city, with about 10,000 young children, was unnecessarily exposed to lead, a neurotoxin that causes irreversible brain damage.
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When Warmbier returned to the United States he had extensive brain damage that left him in a persistent vegetative state.
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In survivors, prolonged and repeated seizures caused by high quantities of ACh in the brain can cause permanent brain damage.
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Other studies from Colombia, Brazil and French Polynesia have suggested that brain damage rates are between 1 and 13 percent.
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Warmbier succumbed last week to brain damage he is thought to have gotten while he was in North Korean custody.
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Ten of the 5003 people found in or near the truck died, and others were hospitalized, some with brain damage.
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Doctors had long known that exposure to high doses of lead caused mental lapses, even permanent brain damage and death.
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The hospital consistently stood by its contention that treatment would have been useless and that Charlie had irreversible brain damage.
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Lenny sued L.A. County and multiple deputies for $15 mil -- claiming he suffered all sorts of injuries, including brain damage.
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America soccer game in Lodi, CA -- losing his eye and suffering brain damage in a brutal attack captured on video.
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Doctors advised the parents that the girls be separated as soon as possible to risk severe brain damage in their futures.
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"She's making fists with both her hands and curving them towards her body, which is indicative of brain damage," Nikolov says.
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Now, more than 23 years later, Jim is left with severe brain damage, resulting in short-term memory loss and seizures.
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Her mother was in a car accident and suffered brain damage after her head went through the windshield of her car.
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She didn't have any emotion and, because of the early brain damage, it wasn't clear if she would ever show emotion.
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A teenager who was among Mr. Couch's passengers and was thrown from the vehicle was left paralyzed and with brain damage.
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He suffered severe brain damage and doctors told Powell that her brother was brain dead, according to the New York Post.
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The money was from a settlement after her son suffered seizures and brain damage shortly after birth at an Army hospital.
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Within the first week, anti-seizure medication may be given to prevent a possible seizure, which could cause additional brain damage.
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And if he did live, would he regain full brain capacity or would he suffer brain damage from lack of oxygen?
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The first case of brain damage linked to the Zika virus within the United States was reported on Friday in Hawaii.
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Although they knew he had suffered brain damage, Fred and Cindy were hopeful that the right medical care could help him.
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Meningitis is a serious infection of the thin lining that surrounds the brain and spinal cord, which can cause brain damage.
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Erica Garner died at the age of 27 Saturday morning following a heart attack that left her with major brain damage.
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These diseases largely have low mortality, but serious quality-of-life costs (in the case of Zika, brain damage in fetuses).
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There's a disproportionate focus on the pros, however, due to the recent focus on head injuries, especially concussions and brain damage.
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As a result of the doctors' errors, Ms. Satterwhite suffered brain damage and lost the use of her arms and legs.
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The settlement demonstrates how concerns about concussion-related brain damage have grown from the NFL to the youngest levels of football.
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London (CNN)Eleven-month-old Charlie Gard has irreversible brain damage and cannot see, hear, move or even cry, doctors say.
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Charlie started having seizures before Christmas and his clinicians concluded that he had suffered irreversible brain damage by early this year.
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One famous exception is the case of Terri Schiavo, a woman who suffered cardiac arrest resulting in brain damage in 1990.
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By that same year, most of the world's children had been vaccinated against measles, which causes blindness, brain damage and death.
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A 28-year old woman was beaten, raped and left tied up overnight, leaving her with both brain damage and hypothermia.
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That led to less brain damage; in fact, delivered within two hours after the stroke, it reduced damage by 80 percent.
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I was under water for 30 seconds, and they say it only takes a child 20 seconds to have brain damage.
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Testing has found that the tap water is extremely contaminated with lead, which can cause serious brain damage, especially in children.
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Physicians began to administer anethesia to infants in the 1940s and 1950s, but many infants experienced cardiac arrest and brain damage.
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Landrigan is a global expert on lead, one of the first scientists to show how lead causes brain damage in children.
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Higher levels of neurofilament indicate brain damage, but this can also be due to brain injury from an accident, for example.
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Microcephaly can also be caused by other viruses or genetic mutations, but the Zika virus causes unprecedented levels of brain damage.
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Hawaii health officials confirmed Friday that a baby born in Oahu had brain damage linked to a past Zika virus infection.
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The author, Benjamin Bergen, points out that brain damage victims who become mute often retain the ability to blurt out profanity.
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That first public acknowledgment from the N.F.L. was seen as a seminal moment in the fight against brain damage in sports.
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Will the child show up at the hospital with measles encephalitis and end up with permanent brain damage or even die?
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In the U.S., there's a new level of disquiet over enjoying a sport rife with concussions that cause permanent brain damage.
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Some organophosphate pesticides are widely used on farms, despite decades of research indicating that they can cause brain damage in children.
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American doctors who examined him after his return home reported extensive brain damage but could not explain what caused the injury.
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He was left with permanent brain damage, and nearly nine months later, he is struggling with walking and recognizing his family.
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She'd been having seizures for years; her uncle believed they were the result of brain damage she'd suffered during the earthquake.
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He was sent home last week suffering from brain damage and in what U.S. doctors called a state of unresponsive wakefulness.
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Lead is a toxic substance and when ingested or put in the bloodstream it can lead to kidney and brain damage.
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It is difficult, if not impossible, to assume correctly that patients with devastating brain damage are truly suffering or in pain.
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Infants with untreated alpha thalassemia major who somehow survive until birth almost always have severe brain damage from lack of oxygen.
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Many gynecologists interviewed said privately that they offered abortions to patients whose ultrasound scans showed abnormally small heads or brain damage.
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Arlene MacNeil survived the attack, which left her paralyzed and suffering from permanent brain damage, according to the Cape Breton Post.
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In a news conference, doctors called his condition "unresponsive wakefulness," and revealed he had suffered significant brain damage during his imprisonment.
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Despite her brain damage, she slowly made her way through college and even got accepted into the graduate program at Princeton.
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Dr. Schieber speculated that someday scientists might be able to use such advanced electrodes to help people who suffer brain damage.
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An autopsy showed that drug intoxication and immersion led to the pneumonia and brain damage that killed the 22-year-old.
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One in 19653 children with measles develops pneumonia and one in 1,000 develops encephalitis (brain swelling that can cause brain damage).
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Larkin, an operator and explosives breacher, suffered severe brain damage as a result of blast exposure, medical professionals determined after his death.
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Johnson, in declining health, had a series of strokes in recent years after sustaining brain damage in a skiing accident in 2001.
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Eventually, when Ezekiel began to have trouble breathing, they took him to a hospital, but the toddler suffered brain damage and died.
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The lungs can then become irritated from the water and fill with fluid resulting in respiratory problems, brain damage or even death.
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This supports the idea that the executive network is needed to modulate religious experiences, and not just in those with brain damage.
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But it would appear that in this case, the therapy could have indeed led to a reversal of the girl's brain damage.
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Wilson suffered major brain damage in the crash and remained in a coma until her death at age 27 on March 30.
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The new fears surrounding the mosquito-borne virus stem from a Brazilian baby who was born with brain damage caused by Zika.
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Eleven-month-old Charlie Gard has a rare genetic condition called mitochondrial depletion syndrome, which causes progressive muscle weakness and brain damage.
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That same month the agency announced it would not halt Chlorpyrifos, a pesticide linked with brain damage from being sprayed on crops.
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Another survivor has severe traumatic brain damage, tibia fractures in both legs, and had a tracheotomy performed before arriving at the hospital.
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A baby with galactosemia, a metabolic disorder that prevents the baby from metabolizing galactose, will die or suffer brain damage from breastfeeding.
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Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, is the term for brain damage that occurs after repeated blunt impact, like head tackles in football.
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"Cerys had suffered an episode of hypoxia which had caused her severe brain damage," the couple's lawyer, Angus Moon, said in court.
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But new evidence suggests that the drug only slightly raises their survival odds — while greatly increasing the chances of devastating brain damage.
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Those who survive the infection also have a 215-20% chance of brain damage, hearing loss and learning disabilities, according to WHO.
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Doctors said his condition had drastically deteriorated after suffering from brain damage, and Peres' family was summoned Tuesday to a bedside vigil.
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Excluding alcohol-related brain damage, alcohol use disorders were still associated with a two times greater risk of vascular and other dementias.
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Measles can cause various complications, including pneumonia, brain damage and sometimes death, and it has been linked to longer term immune problems.
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What no jury or court ever heard is that Lee likely had an intellectual disability, fetal alcohol syndrome, and significant brain damage.
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Sean left but later returned violently and repeatedly stomped on Woods' face ... fracturing it in 5 different places and causing brain damage.
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Zika, which can also spread through sex, can cause birth defects and brain damage in children whose mothers were infected during pregnancy.
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Let's be clear: It does appear that heroin can cause this sort of brain damage, no matter how you take the drug.
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Instead, they had participants complete a Stroop test—a neuropsychological assessment commonly used to detect brain damage—before and after a scene.
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Carl Leggett was a 5-month-old baby in 2005 when his mother's boyfriend slapped him and shook him, causing brain damage.
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In people who are confused with their realities, due to some kind of brain damage or disease, that reality filter is defective.
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Eventually, that ammonia can make its way to the brain and cause severe brain damage, coma, and, as in Hefford's case, death.
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At the end, Snuka—or more likely people close to him—had some awareness of the probable origin of his brain damage.
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Removing lead poisoning hazards not only prevents irreversible brain damage in children, but also saves between $17 and $221 per $1 invested.
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Katrina Pierson, a Trump spokeswoman, claimed, on the basis of no evidence, that Mrs Clinton has dysphasia, a form of brain damage.
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As with the protagonists who stop their heartbeats and hope to be revived before serious brain damage occurs, every minute will count.
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In June, doctors at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center described his state as "unresponsive wakefulness," a product of this brain damage.
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However, the greatest concern from Zika remains its potential to cause brain damage and other defects in babies still in the womb.
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However, Inrebic's approval comes with a boxed warning, the drug regulator's harshest, that flags concerns such as serious and fatal brain damage.
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Brain scans revealed severe brain damage brought on by lack of oxygen, but the exact cause of his death is still unknown.
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The passenger, a girl named Steffani, was rushed to a trauma center in a helicopter, with extensive internal bleeding and brain damage.
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Cuba has denied any involvement in the mysterious acoustic attacks, which left some Americans with permanent hearing loss and mild brain damage.
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The University of Virginia student returned to the U.S. in a coma and died due to brain damage a few days later.
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Obstetricians, too, are quietly urging their infected pregnant patients to have regular ultrasounds and to consider abortion if brain damage turns up.
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Four days without food had caused brain damage, leading to cognitive disabilities that will affect him for the rest of his life.
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In Brazil, more than 2,222 babies have been born with microcephaly, abnormally small heads and brain damage caused by the Zika virus.
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As we reported ... another student's family sued Green Dot claiming a violent bullying incident at the school led to permanent brain damage.
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Compared to men, fewer women received cooling therapy to prevent brain damage, imaging studies known as angiography or treatment for blocked arteries.
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The mosquito-borne Zika virus has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil, discouraging travel to affected regions.
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After it spread to the Americas, doctors realized it's correlated with microcephaly, or babies born with small heads and potential brain damage.
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When you think of Zika-related birth defects, you most likely think of microcephaly, babies with abnormally small heads and brain damage.
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Doctors and scientists say microwave strikes may have caused sonic delusions and very real brain damage among embassy staff and family members.
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Tyler's death places him at the intersection of two troubling demographics: football players with severe brain damage and suicides among young people.
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He added that the league was in decline for tolerating the protests and for taking steps to reduce brain damage among players.
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A sonic device used for spying — and wielded by Cuba, China, or even another country like Russia — could unintentionally cause brain damage.
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As the illness progresses, patients might experience seizures or a coma that can cause varying degrees of brain damage, the CDC said.
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Steve Carell stars as Mark Hogancamp, a real-life artist who suffered brain damage after being assaulted by five men in 2000.
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Other children must have died or been left with the long-term effects of severe malnutrition such as stunting or brain damage.
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The infection has been linked to birth defects and brain damage in infants born to infected mothers, and to paralysis in adults.
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To enjoy it, you just have to ignore the potential brain damage for the players once the game ends, as with football.
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In 2014, Ms. Monroe had multiple strokes and was found to have aphasia, a language disorder that is caused by brain damage.
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Defying the consensus of British doctors, the neurologist said he could not be certain how much structural brain damage the baby has.
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Tests that confirmed a brain abnormality and a less than conclusive label of "atypical white matter brain damage" and suspected cerebral palsy.
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But each one uses different measurements of brain damage and different definitions of which mothers to include, so the question remains unanswered.
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About 535,2000 children a year nationwide test positive for lead in their blood, which can cause brain damage and other developmental delays.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson, for example, claimed last month that Clinton suffers from a disorder caused by brain damage that impairs her communication.
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So you could, theoretically, create a drinkable liquid or an injectable with such toxins that would induce laughing fits by causing brain damage.
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The 42-year-old had sustained severe brain damage following a car accident in 2008 and had been living in a vegetative state.
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But the metallic fragment lodged in his head could still lead to lasting brain damage, his father, Jade Goodridge, told The Morning Sentinel .
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Today, some of the diplomats suffer from mild brain damage and blood disorders, and two may have completely and permanently lost their hearing.
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The brain is highly sensitive to lack of oxygen; permanent brain damage sets in after four minutes of oxygen deprivation in most situations.
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If the bullet from "Well-Tempered Clavier" grazed Bernard's cortical shield, as Lutz says, he is now suffering from full-on brain damage.
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While measles is known for causing a rash and a fever, the incredibly contagious virus can also cause pneumonia, brain damage, and death.
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Federal officials continued to bankroll their preoccupation with proving that MDMA causes brain damage while ignoring known risks along with its healing potential.
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Last month, a baby born with brain damage in Oahu became the first case of Zika affecting a birth in the United States.
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More than 60 percent of NFL players have had at least one concussion, and may suffer long-term brain damage as a result.
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But things quickly took a turn for the worst when doctors took Cora for a CAT scan and discovered she had brain damage.
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She thinks Mickey is a long-lost friend named Helen, and that Chip (Thomas Barbusca) is Helen's son Dippy, who has brain damage.
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And in May, Thomas says, Kaylah will have her brain scanned to check for any brain damage as a result of the herpes.
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Zika has been scientifically proven to cause microcephaly in unborn children, resulting in babies born with abnormally small heads and severe brain damage.
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With each wave, thousands of children were hospitalized with pneumonia or brain swelling, which could cause permanent brain damage, seizures, and even death.
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Even if a treatment for her condition had been available, doctors wouldn't have known to administer it until her brain damage was irreversible.
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The most well-documented, although yet unconfirmed, aspect of Zika is its association with microcephaly — brain damage in infants born to infected mothers.
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These chemicals turn up in upholstered furniture, foam cushions, baby car seats and insulation and are linked to possible nerve and brain damage.
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But it has been linked to microcephaly (brain damage) in the babies of a small minority of women who caught it while pregnant.
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The coroner's report describes abnormal flexing of the arms and legs, which it attributes to severe brain damage from not getting enough oxygen.
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Dr. Alvarez said the baby had severe microcephaly, an unusually small head, often accompanied by brain damage, which is characteristic of the virus.
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Some of those diplomats even suffered from mild brain damage and blood disorders, and two may have completely and permanently lost their hearing.
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The virus can profoundly injure developing fetuses, leading to a range of birth defects including irreparable brain damage, hearing loss and eye defects.
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If you're 18 or older, you can now decide if you want to wear a helmet on a scooter or risk brain damage.
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It tells the story of a Nigerian pathologist who challenged the NFL with his research into brain damage suffered by professional football players.
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Garner went into cardiac arrest earlier in the week and suffered major brain damage from a lack of oxygen, her Twitter account said.
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Cox took part in the trick, and says he suffered brain damage after he tripped backstage and fell into a dark construction zone.
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I struggled to hold back tears as he explained that he suffered brain damage in the attack, and was now experiencing frequent seizures.
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Context in the brainContextual-binding theory can potentially explain a host of other phenomena, such as the effects of brain damage on memory.
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If they burst inside the cranial cavity, the victim could have suffered ministrokes, causing brain damage similar to the effects of decompression sickness.
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Soon, a team of doctors approached Ms. Goette with grim news: Initial testing suggested that Mr. Goette might have sustained severe brain damage.
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Now, Borland is going further, appearing in a public service announcement that denounces the N.F.L. for hiding the risks of catastrophic brain damage.
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Ingesting the heavy metal can severely affect mental and physical development, especially in children, causing brain damage and other potentially lifelong health impacts.
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But there are some major side-effects of Colombia's new gold rush that locals are curiously quiet about: erectile dysfunction and brain damage.
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But there are some surprising side-effects to Colombia's new gold rush that locals are reluctant to discuss: erectile dysfunction and brain damage.
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Germany: A woman who suffered brain damage in a car accident in 1991 woke up in a clinic after 27 years of unconsciousness.
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More than 365 children die from measles every day, according to Unicef, and the disease can also cause blindness, deafness or brain damage.
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The patient, Barney Clark, lived 112 days, during which time he suffered seizures, brain damage, renal failure, pneumonia, gout, swollen testicles and ulcer.
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"It sounded like we were looking at brain damage, feeding tubes, a breathing tube, a wheelchair, just a bad quality of life," Mrs.
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Microcephaly has many causes, many mothers gave birth at home, and newborns with severe brain damage might have died without immediate intensive care.
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International ____ Doctors and scientists say microwave strikes may have caused sonic delusions and very real brain damage among embassy staff and family members.
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Shortly before he was due to depart for South Korea, his mother suffered brain damage in a fall resulting in almost total amnesia.
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WHO said there have been no cases of babies suffering severe neurological problems or brain damage after being infected with Zika after birth.
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Many adults with sickle-cell disease are disabled to some degree, and many have brain damage, making it difficult for them to work.
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So far, his sister — like the other fraternal twins without obvious brain damage — appears unimpaired, but doctors are monitoring her and the others.
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While investigating genes for early-onset Alzheimer's, we invented a gene-transfer method that stopped the brain damage and restored cognitive function. Eureka!
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Many types of brain damage were seen in the studies, including dead spots and empty spaces in the brain, cataracts and congenital deafness.
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His son Otto was jailed in North Korea and died upon his return to the US last year after suffering extensive brain damage.
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The actress grew up in foster care with her four younger siblings after a car accident left her mother with severe brain damage.
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Now, our science reporter writes, they have a leading suspect for what caused the workers' sonic delusions and possibly brain damage: weaponized microwaves.
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Yet his parents and doctors in the United States have disputed that account, alleging that he suffered brain damage after being badly beaten.
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Hearing loss is only one of the symptoms that the diplomats are reportedly experiencing — could ultrasound or infrasound cause dizziness, nausea, or brain damage?
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If a toddler regularly breathes lead-contaminated dust, or sucks a finger that has touched the dust, that child may suffer lifelong brain damage.
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"Lead, mercury, PCBs, flame retardants and pesticides cause prenatal brain damage to tens of thousands of children in this country every year," he noted.
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It has been shown to cause brain damage and reduced IQs in children, and is linked to lung cancer and Parkinson's disease in adults.
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The scans showed the majority of babies had brain damage that was "extremely severe", the researchers said, "indicating a poor prognosis for neurological function".
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Then 22, Warmbier returned home to Ohio in a vegetative state -- blind, deaf, and having sustained severe brain damage during his year in detention.
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But another American detainee, Otto Warmbier, died in June 2017 -- just days after he was brought back to the U.S. with severe brain damage.
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There is no specific treatment for measles, which can cause death, deafness and brain damage, but two doses of a vaccine makes people immune.
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Jahi had been declared dead in December 2013 at age 13 after suffering irreversible brain damage during surgery in California to remove her tonsils.
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Scientists have determined that brain damage, specifically to the frontal lobe, can make people more religious, according to a new study published in Neuropsychologia.
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The health problems - some of which were not apparent at birth - included brain damage, eye damage, small head size, seizures and problems with hearing.
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Then 22, Warmbier returned home to Ohio in a vegetative state -- blind, deaf, and having sustained severe brain damage from his year in detention.
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The girl had already been declared dead in December 2013 after suffering irreversible brain damage during routine surgery in California when she was 13.
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After she was brought out of the coma on November 3, Laura had to be placed on life support due to severe brain damage.
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About 39 percent of these cases were attributable to alcohol-related brain damage, and another 18 percent were tied to other alcohol use disorders.
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When Haddish was 9, her mom was in a car accident that left her with brain damage after her head crashed through the windshield.
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Ecstasy makes the body retain water, which can lead to a condition called hyponatremia, and cause brain damage when cells expand with excess water.
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Both Carcillo, who played for five teams over nine seasons, and Boynton, six teams in 11 seasons, suffer from long-term, degenerative brain damage.
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Perry's Attorney Claims He Has Brain Damage Perry's own attorney, Mark Levelle, did not dispute his client's actions, acknowledging that the rapes did occur.
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After deliberately infecting pregnant mice, they found that the pups were born with brain damage and slightly abnormally small heads, a condition called microcephaly.
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Researchers studied 85033 Zika-infected babies in Brazil who were born with normal brain function but showed signs of severe brain damage after birth.
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The 28-year-old suffered serious brain damage during the fight, as he took blow after blow to the head and body from Matias.
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The field of confabulation doesn't just reveal how people with brain damage don't have a grasp on reality, it shows how we all don't.
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He suffered significant brain damage that ultimately led to his death Monday in Cincinnati, barely a week after he was released and flown home.
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The hospital believes that the 11-month-old baby has suffered irreversible brain damage that cannot be healed by treatment, according to CBS News.
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"I would have taken her home with the brain damage but I'm glad she made that choice for us," Tina shared to the outlet.
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An MRI from April 2016 provided by North Korea showed brain damage that doctors suspected to be weeks old at that point, Gupta said.
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The virus, carried by the yellow fever mosquito, has been linked to abnormally small heads and brain damage in infants, a condition called microcephaly.
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Mercury is a highly toxic neurotoxin that, when ingested by pregnant women, crosses the placenta and results in irreversible brain damage in unborn children.
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The agency said some of the defects were related to microcephaly, a condition linked to Zika that causes brain damage and abnormally small heads.
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A better understanding of how brain damage harms consciousness would involve learning about how the brain maps the pathways of normal consciousness, said Bernat.
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If a person isn't getting oxygen to his brain, permanent brain damage occurs after about four minutes and death occurs within about six minutes.
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In 1990, Tracey embarked on her doctorate at Oxford, using MRI technology to study muscle and brain damage in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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He was returned to his family "with severe brain damage and in a nonresponsive state" on June 13, 2017, and died six days later.
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Currently CTE, the term for brain damage that occurs after repeated head trauma such as from football tackles, can only be diagnosed in autopsy.
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The findings come together to show that changes in NfL levels were an accurate predictor of how brain damage develops, according to the study.
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The decline comes on the heels of increased concerns over potential long-term brain damage associated with football, the most popular high school sport.
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Ultrasounds often do not detect fetal microcephaly, the disease causing misshapen heads and brain damage that has been linked to infection with the virus.
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The Zika virus, which can cause brain damage in fetuses and paralysis in adults, grew into an epidemic in 2015, spreading to 54 countries.
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After a hospital stay, Chelsea was doing well, the department said, showing no signs of brain damage from the prolonged mid-air cardiac arrest.
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It's pollution season in India, when the air can become so toxic that experts say it could lead to permanent brain damage in children.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "It's exactly like a tailgate party — lots of drinking and everyone is cheering for a 300-pound man with possible brain damage.
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But we're also mulling this question: After all the revelations about the danger of brain damage from football, why do we still watch it?
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She suffered serious brain damage and today she struggles with diminished cognitive abilities, double vision, incontinence and memory loss, her lawyer, Thomas Moore, said.
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The sudden cardiac arrest left her daughter with significant brain damage, so she stayed in the hospital on life support for nearly a month.
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And his lifting of environmental regulations, causing more infants in farm states to suffer brain damage from the Dow Chemical Company's nerve gas pesticide.
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The condition, alpha thalassemia major, leaves red blood cells unable to carry oxygen around the body, causing severe anemia, heart failure and brain damage.
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The physicians performed scans of the brain to identify any signs of bleeding or brain damage caused by blocked blood vessels, according to Brown.
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"Doctors are not optimistic," the man's relatives said several days after the stabbing attack at a Hanukkah celebration left him with likely brain damage.
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Another pesticide commonly found on unregulated cannabis is chlorpyrifos, which has been linked to brain damage in children and was recently banned in California.
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Currently, CTE — the term for brain damage that occurs after repeated head trauma, such as from football tackles — can be diagnosed only in autopsy.
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If exposed to the virus in utero, fetuses can have brain damage, visual and joint problems, and muscle tone so rigid it restricts movement.
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Like many football fans, he struggles to reconcile his passion for the team with the sport's controversies over brain damage, domestic violence and scandal.
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Warmbier died days after returning home and US officials quickly blamed North Korea for the brain damage Warmbier suffered that led to his death.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson said last month Clinton suffers from a rare disorder caused by brain damage that led to eroding language comprehension and speaking.
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Most brain scientists dismiss the idea that a new helmet can significantly reduce the risk of traumatic brain injuries and long-term brain damage.
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The pair remain in the hospital in critical condition, and a UK judge indicated last week that they may suffer long-term brain damage.
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The Skripals were in a critical condition for weeks and doctors at one point feared, even if they survived, they might have suffered brain damage.
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In November 2014, the New York State Department of Health found that mistakes made by Korovin and the clinic's staff caused her irreversible brain damage.
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Before the April study, the maximum duration a lamb fetus had survived in an artificial system was 60 hours, and those animals experienced brain damage.
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The current study is the first to test whether this drug could also help prevent or even repair the corrosive brain damage inflicted by Alzheimer's.
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Headlines quickly erupted of "hearing loss" and "brain damage" to diplomats caused by an "acoustic attack," all suggestions that outside experts have later found questionable.
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Variables such as the temperature of the body can affect the damage to the brain—the colder the body, the more reduced the brain damage.
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Biden argued that his client had suffered brain damage and was "crazy drunk" at the time of the shooting, which cost the victim his leg.
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Charlie, who was born on August 4, 2016, has a rare genetic condition called mitochondrial depletion syndrome, which causes progressive muscle weakness and brain damage.
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To his medical team's amazement, John walked out of the hospital on his own less than three weeks after the accident with no brain damage.
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While Muss has recovered physically (although just breathing and walking were both difficult at first), he suffered some brain damage that initially affected his speech.
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Dr Lin Ming-teng, head of the psychiatry department at Taipei Veterans General Hospital, said Chen has made remarkable progress despite his extensive brain damage.
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Another CT scan over the weekend showed McKenna was stable, but, according to Facebook, doctors remain unsure about any brain damage she could have suffered.
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But we don't know if one, both, or neither of these structures are primarily responsible for the progressive, ultimately fatal brain damage seen with Alzheimer's.
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Some cryonicists who are terminally ill are at risk of suffering extreme brain damage as a result of their illness, such as with brain cancer.
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Charlie suffers from mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, a rare degenerative condition which has left him with irreversible brain damage and a loss of motor skills.
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Such a database would help us better understand how prevalent and serious these heroin-linked brain damage cases really are, as well as proposing treatment.
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North Korea claimed that Warmbier's brain damage is due to botulism, but Warmbier's doctors said Thursday they have found no evidence to support that claim.
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I opened his chest and repaired his heart after it stopped, but I couldn't prevent the brain damage from lack of oxygen during CPR#ThisisMyLane .
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The news shed light on the Warmbier family's statement that their son suffered severe brain damage at some point in his 17 months of detention.
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What about the young white man in Missouri who now has brain damage because an officer tasered him four times longer than police regulation allows?
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On top of all that, test results indicated that she'd been exposed to the biotoxin domoic acid, which can lead to heart and brain damage.
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A Swedish research group has recently confirmed—through fully consented, prospective studies—that this drug use can cause brain damage in the children exposed prenatally.
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This warning comes in response to a significant uptick in cases of the mosquito-borne Zika virus, which is linked to brain damage in babies.
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Certain characteristics of stroke, such as the location and the extent of brain damage, may also influence the risk of dementia, the study authors conclude.
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Philipp Heiler, a physician who founded Neurofeedback Neuroboost, told Business Insider last year that such systems came with risks including brain damage, inflammation, and scarring.
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A baby born in January in Hawaii had the first case of brain damage linked to the virus in the United States, health officials said.
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The 56-year-old suffered brain damage from the fall and on Sunday her family made the painful decision to remove her from life support.
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Several states sued the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Wednesday over the agency's decision to allow further use of a pesticide linked to brain damage.
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Even if it doesn't cause brain damage, allowing yourself to multitask will fuel any existing difficulties you have with concentration, organization, and attention to detail.
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Trump told reporters at a Thursday press conference that he doesn't think Kim was responsible for Warmbier's severe treatment, which resulted in extensive brain damage.
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Jim shared a photo of himself and Hart, who was diagnosed with irreversible brain damage over the summer, sitting inside a Vitaeris 320 hyperbaric chamber.
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On Thursday, the Associated Press released what it claims are recordings of the sounds that diplomats heard before experiencing mild brain damage and hearing loss.
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Watson, 51, spent 40 days in a coma and had six operations to remove a blood clot, leaving him with brain damage and partially paralyzed.
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She writes that, almost immediately, she realized she had sustained brain damage, and was taken to the emergency room in Whittington, England, in immense pain.
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The corrosive river water caused lead from the city's pipes to leach into the water, which can cause brain damage and other severe health problems.
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From there it enters the circulatory system, causing any number of neurological horrors, including irreversible brain damage — lower I.Q., reduced attention span, increased antisocial behavior.
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Rescuers scrambled to get to Matilda -- but by the time they reached her, she was in bad shape ... suffering from oxygen deprivation and brain damage.
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The story begins in 2009, when his mother, Judie, receives a routine hip replacement operation and winds up in a coma with permanent brain damage.
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He has suffered complications, and doctors say that it is unclear he will survive and that if he does he may suffer permanent brain damage.
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He has never given an inch when it comes to acknowledging that high-speed collisions and bare-knuckle fistfights might cause long-term brain damage.
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But the virus with the S139N mutation — in which only one nucleotide differs from the Cambodian version — killed more mice and caused more brain damage.
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When you live with someone with brain damage, you become highly attuned to your environment and develop an intimate relationship with your senses and intuition.
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Previously, Limoli and his colleagues have published research about the potential for brain damage that astronauts on long-term spaceflight through deep space may experience.
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"If I have to go through a whole lot of brain damage to get a rental car, maybe service is valuable to me," he said.
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A Zika vaccine would be a tremendous scientific advancement and could prevent birth defects, including severe congenital brain damage, in countless children around the world.
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That same year, a woman in a coma at a home in Massachusetts gave birth to a baby girl prematurely and with severe brain damage.
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Cruz claims he suffered serious injuries in the attack including the complete loss of his left eye, brain damage, multiple skull fractures and permanent disfigurement.
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The long-term educational benefits of helping children avoid brain damage are unquestionably going to be larger than providing more generous subsidies for college tuition.
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The child sustained permanent brain damage from the impact of hitting the door, Palo Pinto County District Attorney Kriste Burnett said, the Mineral Wells Index reports.
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He bristled at the suggestion that more N.F.L. players were retiring because they were worried that extending their careers could increase their risks of brain damage.
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Alarming reports of microcephaly—abnormally small heads and brain damage caused by the Zika virus—were beginning to come out of Colombia's neighbor to the east.
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The case alleged that Gordon gave Brown a "toxic cocktail" before placing her in a tub of cold water, leading to brain damage, reports Entertainment Tonight.
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"The cognitive and behavior changes are likely to be the direct result of brain damage involving, in particular, the frontal lobes," she said, referencing previous research.
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What happens if they can't do both—if there is no acceptable level of football-induced brain damage risk for minors—and society has to choose?
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Hilinski's parents said an autopsy indicated that their son had the brain of a 65-year-old, with signs of extensive brain damage known as CTE.
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The attack left the Skripals in critical condition and doctors had initially feared that even if they did survive, they might have suffered permanent brain damage.
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If the drug isn't potent enough, the inmate could experience nausea and vomiting, or have difficulty breathing and eventually suffer brain damage — but still be alive.
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Extremely premature infants born at hospitals lacking the specialized care they need are more likely to die or suffer severe brain damage, a UK study suggests.
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Brain damage was diagnosed in 230 percent of donated brains of 202 football players, including all but one of 111 brains of National Football League athletes.
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His family says doctors told them he was suffering from severe brain damage caused by exposure to sulfuryl fluoride -- the pesticide used to fumigate his home.
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Of the 57,000 people diagnosed with dementia before age 65, nearly 60% had been diagnosed with alcohol-related brain damage or with other alcohol use disorders.
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Is it possible to create a 100% reliable fetal test for Zika infection and brain damage that can be used to guide decisions regarding pregnancy termination?
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It says Charlie had suffered irreversible brain damage by January as a result of a series of seizures, and his responsiveness has not changed since then.
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A considerably more advanced technique producing far less brain damage would likely be necessary to see the alpha and beta electroencephalography waves we associate with consciousness.
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But health experts believe the virus can cause severe brain damage in infants, based on thousands of cases of infected babies born with unusually small heads.
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Ben Schultz, of Anchorage, fell during a training session and suffered serious injuries, including broken bones, a punctured lung and severe brain damage, according to KTUU.
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Barbosa, 193, blames the break-up on her baby's abnormally small head and brain damage that doctors link to the Zika virus she contracted during pregnancy.
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A lot of people make a lot of money and countless others are entertained because boxers willingly endure brain damage every time they go to work.
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The long-term effects depend on how long the brain lacked an adequate oxygen supply and the amount of permanent brain damage that resulted from it.
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Charlie suffers from an extremely rare degenerative condition called mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, which has caused brain damage and left him unable to move his limbs.
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HLN has not found judgments decided against her, but female patients with lawsuits claim they've suffered infections, disfigurement, even brain damage following procedures at Boutte's hand.
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I also have brain damage, but I got enough of my noggin still left to remember all of my professional traumas and to fear them recurring.
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Human brains (and that of all mammals) are very sensitive to decreased oxygen levels, and interruptions to blood flow are believed to cause irreparable brain damage.
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I read later that feeling like you are dead can be caused by certain kinds of brain damage, such as the kind I've endured from chemotherapy.
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Studies have showed that kids with lead poisoning often have lower lifetime earnings and therefore pay less in taxes because of ensuing brain damage, Cox said.
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However, he says this new study is "promising" because it is "targeting the core mechanism by which spontaneous recovery from brain damage is believed to occur."
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Almost 19 million babies globally are at risk of developing brain damage each year due to a lack of sufficient iodine during pregnancy, The Guardian reports.
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Amarilis Sanchez-Valle, a physician in Tampa, studies metabolic genetic conditions that require a specialized formula for infants to avoid brain damage and other health effects.
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Some of the affected diplomats and other employees now have mild brain damage and blood disorders, and two may have completely and permanently lost their hearing.
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Lead poisoning can lead to numerous health issues, particularly in those under age 6, leading to brain damage as well as nervous-system and kidney problems.
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The Doctor's World Evidence continues to mount that professional athletes in a number of contact sports are suffering brain damage as a result of head impacts.
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"We are unable to collectively support the hypothesis of health attacks and brain damage to U.S. diplomats as the explanations of the symptoms," the panel said.
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Then 22 years old, Warmbier returned home to Ohio in a vegetative state -- blind, deaf, and having sustained severe brain damage from his time in detention.
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One of the key arguments in the case has been whether any of the brain damage Charlie has suffered is reversible and whether he is suffering.
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That attack, which caused the guard severe brain damage, led to a tightening of security restrictions in the wing and a sense of vigilance that remains.
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The disease, which is usually transmitted by sexual contact and can cause brain damage, paralysis, blindness and death, ran its course in several of the men.
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Not only has the family exhausted its legal options, but numerous doctors have affirmed that no treatment is likely to reverse the child's severe brain damage.
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Powassan virus, a rare but dangerous pathogen that can cause permanent brain damage or death, can be passed from tick to human in just 15 minutes.
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The Skripals were in a critical condition for weeks and doctors at one point feared that, even if they survived, they might have suffered brain damage.
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There are even more people who come so close to drowning that they need to be hospitalized; that can result in permanent disability and brain damage.
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But waiting through at least one hot, wet, high-transmission season may save thousands of newborns from Zika's terrifying suspected consequences: abnormally small heads and brain damage.
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Though Zika is not known to be fatal, it has been linked to microcephaly, a condition in which infants are born with small heads and brain damage.
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Though it wouldn't be forced, uncontrolled laughter like with brain damage so much as extreme joy and happiness, which might sometimes or frequently present as laughing fits.
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And though most people recover without incident after a week's time, measles can rarely cause more serious complications like hearing loss, permanent brain damage, and even death.
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" (Their son, Hart, has been diagnosed with a form of irreversible brain damage.) Edmonds said he would be "removing" himself and his family "from this unnecessary publicity.
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But isn't it more shocking to feel compelled to have children in the face of a growing mosquito-borne epidemic likely to cause them severe brain damage?
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In Brazil, scientists are comparing the brain damage in babies perhaps caused by the Zika virus with what is known of the effects of cytomegalovirus and rubella.
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Death from meningitis can occur quickly and while most people recover, they may be left with permanent impairments such as brain damage, hearing loss and learning disabilities.
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While probing the thalamus to ensure he didn't accidentally remove something crucial, he inadvertently discovered that jolts of electricity could stop the tremors, no brain damage necessary.
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The parents had to decide whether to go through with the operation, even though the surgery included major risks like death or brain damage to the children.
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The lawsuit -- filed by attorney Ben Meiselas of Geragos & Geragos -- claims the boy suffered a seizure shortly after the incident and he now has permanent brain damage.
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But it makes you wonder if giving your baby a Camelbak full of cola might be on par, brain-damage-wise, with a showing of Saw IV.
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Zika, whose symptoms include mild fever and rash, has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil, although the connection is not yet proven.
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The president also seemed to criticize the NFL for taking safety measures meant to reduce the number of head injuries that have caused players lasting brain damage.
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" Ultimately, Sempsrott said, Eden's story is "remarkable" and one he hopes can be reproduced, "because this was an otherwise very common, hopeless, severe brain damage drowning story.
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"We have to take a deeper look at what causes - and aspects - of sleep fragmentation are most strongly associated with this type of brain damage," he said.
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The attack left Reagan and his press secretary, James Brady, wounded, the latter permanently disabled after suffering severe brain damage from an exploding bullet fired from Hinckley's .
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The condition, which can result from a pregnant mother contracting Zika from an infected mosquito, leads to babies born with abnormally small heads and severe brain damage.
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The documentary The Hurt Business takes a look at MMA fighting and the serious issues that come with it — including the very real potential for brain damage.
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For many people it causes only a mild illness, but Zika has been linked to brain damage in babies born to mothers who contracted it during pregnancy.
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Testing by the Flint Water Study has found that the city's tap water is extremely contaminated with lead, which can cause serious brain damage, especially in children.
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But you may not be 43 years old, nor may you be suffering from residual balance issues as a result of partial deafness and permanent brain damage.
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Zika causes mild symptoms — rashes and joint pain — for most people, but it can cause severe brain damage in the fetuses of pregnant women who are infected.
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As TMZ first showed you ... that initial suit surrounds this video of one student choking another, whose parents claim he suffered permanent brain damage in the incident.
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HLN has not found judgments decided against her, but female patients with lawsuits claim they've suffered infections, disfigurement and even brain damage following procedures at Boutte's hand.
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Zika infection is mild for most people, but in a developing fetus, it can cause a condition called microcephaly, characterized by abnormally small heads and brain damage.
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Some doctors have claimed that oxygen therapy can decrease or entirely reverse brain damage, though there have been no conclusive answers by medical professionals or the FDA.
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During surgery to remove the suspected tumor, the lead neurosurgeon, Charles Cobbs from Seattle's Swedish Medical Center, was taken aback by the extent of the brain damage.
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Other scientists echoed Dr. Fauci's assessment that the new research strongly indicated that the Zika virus, and nothing else, is behind Brazil's wave of fetal brain damage.
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Yet while there are drugs that can help manage the worst of the symptoms of narcolepsy, none of these comes close to repairing the underlying brain damage.
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Neuroscientists from Cornell University have found that by tweaking the gut microbiota of mice it's possible to reduce the amount of brain damage incurred following a stroke.
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They sucked on the thing until it was empty, and everyone there managed to escape the experience without inhaling themselves into a permanent state of brain damage.
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The bill, introduced by Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico, would outlaw chlorpyrifos, an agricultural insect-killer that has been found to cause brain damage in children.
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Getting the substance out of your system too quickly can lead to psychosis, brain damage, seizures, and other side effects that can end in hospitalization or death.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how the position played or career duration might influence the risk of brain damage after concussions.
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She led an exquisitely cocooned life, but tragedy struck in 2000 when her daughter, Eliza, was hit by a truck and suffered severe brain damage and paralysis.
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Care Not Killing, a group that opposes the removal of life support, denounced the ruling, saying that affected patients had brain damage but were not brain-dead.
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Last year's travel ban was issued after an American university student, Otto F. Warmbier, died as a result of brain damage suffered in a North Korean prison.
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After he was transferred to a cardiac hospital, Winifred was told that because of the lack of oxygen to his brain, he had suffered severe brain damage.
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Antonina V. Parivova, a psychologist, said the test does not yield a medical diagnosis, but gauges whether a person is thinking rationally or has suffered brain damage.
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So some animals had developed concussions despite having little discernible brain damage, while others had experienced damage typical of C.T.E. without showing any symptoms of a concussion.
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I learned about the existence of Zika twins last summer, when I began exploring a possible trip to Brazil to report on babies suffering from brain damage.
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The man-made disaster has since sparked national outrage, with worries the prolonged lead exposure could cause brain damage, developmental issues in children, and other health concerns.
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"There is a very remote chance of a vaccine causing a serious injury," the agency notes, including deafness, long-term seizures, coma and brain damage or death.
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The researchers said they had detected different levels of brain damage in an area that causes symptoms reported by the diplomats and which is susceptible to neurotoxins.
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A tragedy of elevated blood lead levels for some Flint children has been exaggerated by some into a claim of permanent brain damage for nearly all children.
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She was charged with reckless battery and texting while driving after she hit a girl on a bicycle, causing brain damage and the loss of a leg.
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By the time Mr. Armstrong got to the operating room, his heart had stopped and he had brain damage from a lack of blood to his brain.
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By the time Mr. Armstrong got to the operating room, his heart had stopped and he had brain damage from a lack of blood to his brain.
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More common complications include encephalitis, which can cause brain damage in about one in 1,500 measles cases, and pneumonia, which occurs in about one in 16 cases.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "That's right, Trump doesn't want his son to have brain damage, which is strange because usually fathers want their children to follow in their footsteps.
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This, along with the Trump administration's move to retract bans on OP-based pesticides linked to brain damage in children, has unfortunately made these toxins topical recently.
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Even with prompt medical treatment, 10 to 15 percent of patients die from it, while 11 to 19 percent develop long-term complications like deafness or brain damage.
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"Due to a poorly judged decision to postpone his C-section, Benjamin was delivered in an emergency procedure, and suffered severe brain damage as a result," he said.
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Infection with any of these agents during pregnancy and transmission to a baby could lead to a spontaneous miscarriage or birth defects including brain damage and vision problems.
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The infection can be treated with antibiotics, but the longer it's left untreated the more likely it is that you'll develop serious complications, which may include brain damage.
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That study "presented evidence far too thin to support the existence of brain damage," neuroscientist Sergio Della Sala of the University of Edinburgh told BuzzFeed News by email.
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And missions to Mars, as difficult as they may be otherwise, will not have to contend with immune systems shutting down or brain damage from blood pressure changes.
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At a bare minimum, the N.F.L. should publicly admit that there is a real problem with the risk of player brain damage (as it has in court documents).
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Gabby Giffords — a Democrat who was left with brain damage following a 2011 shooting at a public event — has run on issues including health care and gun control.
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Unfortunately, the new water supply was contaminated with high levels of lead, a highly toxic element that can cause health problems ranging from heart disease to brain damage.
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Serum full of the antibody was taken from these mice, sprayed on brain sections of normal mice and photographed to show "brain damage" supposedly caused by HPV vaccine.
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Several of these men have (or in the case of Jack Jones, had) a debilitating mental illness, such as paranoid schizophrenia or bipolar disorder; others have brain damage.
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In May 2016, British actor Jamie King — of Mad Men and The Tudors fame — and his wife, actress Tamara Podemski, tragically lost their newborn son to brain damage.
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The NFL is appealing a potential $1 billion settlement of a lawsuit brought by former players to compensate them for brain damage they claim occurred during their careers.
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And we have always known for centuries that if you suffer forceful and/or repetitive blows to your head in whatever human activity, you will suffer brain damage.
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Exposure to unsafe amounts of lead can lead to anemia, kidney failure, brain damage, and other ailments in young children and infants, according to the World Health Organization.
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Skating with your head down—one of the IIHF caveats to its head shot rule—because you're trying to control the puck doesn't mean you deserve brain damage.
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He did not know at what week of pregnancy the miscarriage occurred, but congenital brain damage related to Zika has been detected as early as the 19th week.
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In January, one man died and five others were hospitalized in France—three with possible brain damage—after participating in a Phase 22019 clinical trial for a painkiller.
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The cause was brain damage from oxygen deprivation, said her husband of only three months, Mattias Hargin, a Swedish Alpine World Cup skier and her high school sweetheart.
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Mercury poisoning affects people in many ways, from chronic headaches to kidney damage, but it is most harmful to children, who are likely to suffer permanent brain damage.
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Zika can cause harrowing brain damage in the developing fetus of a woman who is infected during pregnancy, so it is vital that pregnant women minimize that risk.
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It targets developing nerve cells in fetuses and can lead to a birth defect called microcephaly, in which babies are born with abnormally small heads and brain damage.
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Regardless of whether a person breathes-in or swallows lead particles, the chemical gets stored in the body's bones, blood, and tissues — potentially causing kidney and brain damage.
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By October, the occurrence of measles—one of the most contagious diseases on the planet and a widespread cause of blindness, deafness, and brain damage—began rising there.
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The problems consisted of birth defects including small head size, brain damage, eye damage and nervous system problems, such as vision and hearing impairments, as well as seizures.
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He died of cardiac arrest related to an infection in his heart, but the autopsy showed signs of brain damage consistent with CTE, researchers report in JAMA Neurology.
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The flight made an emergency landing and the victim was taken to the hospital, where she regained consciousness and showed no signs of brain damage from the incident.
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In their BBC interviews, the medical workers said that they had taken immediate measures to protect the Skripals from brain damage, sedating them heavily to slow their metabolism.
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But this new case, detailed in a paper published Thursday in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, shows the virus may also be related to even more severe brain damage.
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Opinion An overdose of heroin and fentanyl four years ago left Andrew Foote with severe brain damage after his brain was starved of oxygen for approximately 30 minutes.
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Infusions of mitochondria also prolonged the time organs could be stored before they were used for transplants, and even ameliorated brain damage that occurred soon after a stroke.
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His first patient, Louis Washkansky, a 55-year-old grocer, received the heart of a young woman who had suffered brain damage after being hit by a car.
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One of the first acts of President Trump's administration was to reverse an Obama era proposed ban of chlorpyrifos, a pesticide shown to cause brain damage in children.
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They also said that the evidence reviewed failed to demonstrate brain damage, and that it proved that only two to three of the American subjects had cognitive dysfunction.
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Regulations on flame retardants and pesticides are more lax than heavy metalsFor decades, scientists have understood that exposure to lead and mercury can result in childhood brain damage.
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And her life expectancy would've been 10 years, at best, and that still doesn't account for risk of lack of air, brain damage [until any transplants took place].
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"The thyroid is a pretty efficient gland at storing iodine," he said, so it can take five to 10 years of deficiency before goiters and brain damage return.
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The documentary reveals the brain damage he suffered after an altercation with a taxi driver in 1992, and quells, but never dispels, speculations about why he hanged himself.
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The news comes the month after American student Otto Warmbier, who was arrested in North Korea, was returned to the U.S. in a coma with severe brain damage.
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"There's no safe boxing, because you can see that when even adult boxers get old, they also get Parkinson's disease because of the brain damage caused," Jiraporn said.
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Would we any longer excuse the owner of a coal mine if he presided over injuries that led to hundreds of his employees sustaining life-altering brain damage?
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Alfredo Allen had irreversible brain damage after being stabbed at his Brooklyn high school, and it took 41 court dates for the case against his attacker to be closed.
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He was brought back to the United States last week in a coma with brain damage, in what doctors described as state of "unresponsive wakefulness," and died on Monday.
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The earliest theories for what injured the American diplomats in Cuba and China was that some kind of sonic device was operating on a frequency that causes brain damage.
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The mountain of evidence connecting professional football and long-term brain damage grew this week with publication of a new study that examined the brains of former NFL players.
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A California coroner issued a death certificate for the girl more than four years ago after doctors say she suffered irreversible brain damage during surgery to remove her tonsils.
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An EMT arrived a swift two minutes after her caretaker called 911, but it was too late for Kellie Rynn, who had already suffered from fatal anoxic brain damage.
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In September 33, Charlie Gard, who's now 10 months old, was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition called mitochondrial depletion syndrome, which causes progressive muscle weakness and brain damage.
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Several other complaints against Carvalho have since come out, the BBC reported, including one from 2011 of a baby born with severe brain damage and leg and facial deformities.
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And thousands of children with potential brain damage from lead poisoning may need monitoring, nutritional support and special education to mitigate the harm caused by this man-made disaster.
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Unfortunately, for some, particularly infants and children, there may be no "fix" possible, since this involves a neurotoxin that permeates the nervous system and can cause irreversible brain damage.
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Charlie has a rare genetic disease and resulting brain damage that has left him without the ability to move his arms and legs, eat or breathe on his own.
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The study's results are obviously exciting, since the only FDA-approved ischemic stroke drugs just help the blood flow better after the stroke and don't deal with brain damage.
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" Rove would attempt to walk back his comments a day after they were made public, telling Fox News of the brain damage comment that he "never used that phrase.
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Overall, about 3 percent of the dementia cases were attributable to alcohol-related brain damage, and other alcohol use disorders were recorded in almost 5 percent of dementia cases.
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The review suggests that CTD is associated with a type of brain damage called leukoencephalopathy, a term for a group of diseases impacting the white substance of the brain.
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I think about the brain damage I caused myself with my own two concussions, and dread the thought of what might be coming for me further down the road.
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One of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's first actions was to cancel an expected ban on chlorpyrifos, a pesticide that EPA's own scientists warned could cause brain damage in children.
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Hundreds of thousands are infected in Brazil, and the virus has been tied to thousands of cases of microcephaly, which causes unusually small heads and brain damage in newborns.
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George W. Bush boasted of his marathon time and body composition, and crashed his mountain bike often enough that the conspiracy-minded wondered if there was permanent brain damage.
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The next day, Pruitt rejected a petition to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifos on some 40,000 U.S. farms, which EPA scientists confirmed was associated with brain damage at low exposures.
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The disease is usually relatively mild but PAHO, the regional arm of the WHO, says it may be linked to cases of brain damage in newborn babies in Brazil.
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Only one was clearly microcephalic, with the extreme shrinkage and brain damage that is the worst consequence of the infection, and that curve abruptly ends: The mother chose abortion.
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The doctors also remind patients whose fetuses show signs of brain damage that abortion is available in major hospitals and, for the uninsured, through Profamilias, a reproductive-rights group.
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The virus, which has spread rapidly in Latin America and the Caribbean, can cause birth defects and brain damage in babies born to women infected with it during pregnancy.
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But North Korea remains a brutal dictatorship which recently tortured an American citizen, returning him to the United States with severe brain damage that quickly led to his death.
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"We were originally conducting research on people with a speech and language disorder caused by brain damage, known as Aphasia," explains Dr. Chris Westbury, lead author of the study.
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Researchers at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago observed that when mice were fed ground cinnamon, it was metabolized into sodium benzoate, which is used to treat brain damage.
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And then comes the thunderbolt that splits his life in two: He is beaten so badly by two home invaders that he incurs severe brain damage and memory loss.
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The letter added that the tissue had also been crucial in developing treatments for H.I.V. infection and for studying how the Zika virus causes brain damage in developing fetuses.
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A retest two days later revealed an even higher level, one more commonly found in factory or construction workers and, in some cases, enough to cause irreversible brain damage.
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Traditionally, untreated strands of Syphilis haven't hit late stage symptoms until at least 12 months after contraction, but Maynard is already experiencing late-stage symptoms that include brain damage.
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A previously healthy man died and four others experienced brain damage during a clinical trial of the experimental drug BIA 10-85033, which had previously been tested in animals.
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Two years into their study, the pesticide was removed from store shelves and banned from home use, because animal research had found it caused brain damage in baby rats.
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When João Lucas and his twin sister were born in August 2015, their mother, Neide Maria Ferreira da Silva, was unaware he had microcephaly or brain damage, she said.
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Ex-NHL star Tim Thomas is explaining why he vanished from the public after his retirement in 2013 ... saying he's been dealing with serious brain damage from a concussion.
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Three studies published this week say that babies born to mothers infected with Zika still face brain damage risks, even if they do not display abnormalities like small heads.
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First, ethanol and its byproduct acetaldehyde are known to have a toxic effect on the brain that can lead to long-term structural and functional brain damage, Schwarzinger says.
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Supporting this sport encourages an activity that predictably leads to serious brain damage for many people, and there's significant evidence now that it starts as early as high school.
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While most seizures won't cause significant brain damage, this form of the disorder, called intractable or treatment-resistant epilepsy, subjects patients to frequent, uncontrolled seizures, which can be life-threatening.
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After 162 days and 40 sessions in the high-pressure hyperbaric oxygen treatment (HBOT) chamber, Harch reported that Carlson could walk and that much of the brain damage had reversed.
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A source to close to Dunham told PEOPLE that she took Lamby to six different vets who concluded the dog suffered from "past abuse" and even possibly had brain damage.
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The subject of concussion is topical with the release of the film Concussion, which focusses on chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) brain damage suffered by players in the NFL in America.
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Only 37 percent of children are vaccinated against measles - which can cause blindness, deafness and brain damage - in the West African country of 15 million people, said the U.N. agency.
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If complications such as hemorrhaging, brain damage, wound infection, or meningitis did not occur after [cranial surgery], and if primary bone healing took place, long-term survival was often observable.
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Movies that pretend romance is a byproduct of brain damage are more concerned with entertainment than accuracy, which does make families—and in my case, potential partners—expect different outcomes.
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What's more American than sitting on a couch and watching 300-pound men giving each other brain damage on live television, interspersed with talking babies and dogs selling us cars?
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Given the family planning capacity and extremely restrictive abortion policy, women may be forced either to have a child with brain damage or risk their own lives with unsafe abortions.
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The former middle school language arts teacher and breast cancer survivor was hit in the forehead, suffering irreparable brain damage, a crushed skull and the loss of her right eye.
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"Ferdie told me that he thought he first saw signs of real brain damage as early as 1971 — when he was 29 — after Ali's fight with Joe Frazier," says Eig.
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The price in this country includes chronic brain damage for them and the thousands of others who do not achieve wealth, fame, or even a decent living from the ring.
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Since I began studying forgotten children in cars in 2004, more than 300 additional children have died or suffered brain damage as a result of being left in hot cars.
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Coauthor Dr. Michael Nilsson told Reuters Health by phone that the results counter the attitude that stroke patients can't improve if a year has passed since their brain damage occurred.
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A recent study in Brazil showed extensive brain damage in children born with microcephaly to mothers who were infected with Zika, especially if they were infected in the first trimester.
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"When somebody overdoses, they can go about four minutes without oxygen before they usually die or have brain damage," Jennifer, a 46-year-old Salt Lake City physician, tells PEOPLE.
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Instead, hold your mouth open, your jaw slack, to stretch out the skin a little—but don't forget to squint your eyes, because otherwise a slack jaw signals brain damage.
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Like so many street drugs, ecstasy use comes with (and is also known for) a wide array of health risks, like high fevers, liver failure, cardiac arrest or brain damage.
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Diagnosed with "brain damage" at the age of 2, Grandin, now 72, holds a Ph.D. in animal science, teaches at Colorado State University and has written over a dozen books.
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A recent report makes the claim that smoking heroin is on the rise in the United States, especially among young people, and that it can lead to irreversible brain damage.
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"When the police had left the house, I was 99 percent certain that he would end up with brain damage," Jeremy Farmer would later tell Radio 4's Today program.
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Because researchers were able to follow the pregnancy every step of the way, scientists think this case lends strong support to the idea that Zika virus causes fetal brain damage.
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The 22-year-old college student suffered severe brain damage during his 17 months of detention, doctors at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center said in reporting his condition Thursday.
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Lexington confesses to loathing the sport, with its ranks of flush-faced spectators baying as two large men inflict severe enough brain damage on one another to induce temporary unconsciousness.
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The World Health Organization advised millions of people across Latin America and the Caribbean to delay pregnancy, to avoid having babies with severe brain damage caused by the Zika virus.
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Warmbier, who reportedly has severe brain damage, was released earlier this week and arrived in Cincinnati Tuesday night after being held by the North Korean government for over 17 months.
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What we know for sure is this: No one can offer any degree of certainty regarding the eventual outcome when a fetus suffers brain damage that is less than catastrophic.
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Pfizer Inc has been sued by 10 people alleging the company and its subsidiaries failed to warn of the risk of severe brain damage from its anti-seizure medication Dilantin.
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While more research is needed to determine if multitasking is physically damaging the brain (versus existing brain damage that predisposes people to multitask), it's clear that multitasking has negative effects.
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The World Health Organization has predicted the virus, linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil, will spread to most countries across the Americas, including the United States.
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In 2016, 61 employees were exposed to vapors from leaking tanks, two years after a report that there was a "causal link" between the vapors and lung and brain damage.
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It's true that drinking to excess can lead to illness and disease, including several types of cancer, brain damage, and liver damage, and it can even shorten your life span.
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The beating, which consisted of kicks and 56 baton swings, and lasted a reported 15 minutes, left King with a fractured skull, broken bones and teeth, and permanent brain damage.
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Stack said that his stores have seen an uptick in participation in both baseball and soccer, the latter of which has also been linked to brain damage later in life.
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Ronald Reagan basically said, I now have absolute proof that smoking even one marijuana cigarette is equal in brain damage to being on Bikini Island during an H-Bomb blast.
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Misell: We're finding these days that we're seeing cases of alcohol brain damage in people in their 40s, which used to be considered a condition of the 60s and 70s.
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He had reportedly been in a nursing home since 21972, admitted there after he had swallowed a chicken bone in a restaurant and, briefly deprived of oxygen, sustained brain damage.
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" He mocked those same owners, most of them white, for going soft on the question of concussions and player brain damage: "Uh-oh, got a little ding on the head?
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Early reports suggested that the Skripals were hovering between life and death, and a court order in late March suggested that one or both may have sustained severe brain damage.
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Another study is in the works to see whether the signs of brain damage can be reversed in the same group of obese teenagers after a period of physical activity.
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Kahleah's Doernbecher Freestyle React Element 55, available for men, $130After being involved in a bad car accident, Kahleah Corona was left with multiple skull and facial fractures and brain damage.
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When Terri gets her own first boyfriend, he eventually knocks her onto a slab of concrete, landing her in a coma with brain damage, before he commits a school shooting.
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For example, in an animal model of stroke, those fed only intermittently suffered less brain damage because they were better able to resist the stress of oxygen and energy deprivation.
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He lost his left leg, suffered two strokes and two heart attacks, as well as anoxic brain damage that has left him paralyzed, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Your party affiliation will not protect you from the chemicals sprayed on strawberries — shown to cause brain damage to children — which Trump will allow to remain in the food chain.
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"Every prisoner executed in 2019 had either a significant mental impairment (mental illness, brain damage, or chronic trauma), a serious innocence claim, or demonstrably faulty legal process," the center said.
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"It's almost definitely going to be fruitless, and you'll have all this brain damage [from the attempt] — so you just assume it's not worthwhile to pursue Chinese money," he said.
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The government is advising all women in the country not to get pregnant until 26, as it tries to deal with a mosquito-borne virus linked to brain damage in infants.
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It did so after doctors in Zika-stricken areas began seeing an alarming increase in babies being born with unusually small heads and the brain damage that often comes with it.
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Earlier this year, Takesha Thomas and Lanre Haastrup lost their son, Isaiah, after a judge ruled that doctors could stop providing intensive care treatment to the boy who suffered brain damage.
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An attorney for Greene said he had a well-documented history of brain damage and mental illness, and asked Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson to hold off on setting an execution date.
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In fifth grade, a racially charged incident on a school bus left Mr Moore with gashes in his face and head that may have caused brain damage and exacerbated his deficits.
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Donohue needed hours of surgery and dozens of blood donations, and he underwent a process called therapeutic hypothermia, in which doctors cooled Donohue's body to prevent further injury or brain damage.
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The head of the hospital's neurology department said that three men may have suffered irreversible brain damage, based on magnetic resonance imaging scans, but cautioned that the scans were not conclusive.
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In an effort to pin down exactly when the boxer first began to exhibit symptoms of brain damage, the author interviewed speech scientists, statisticians and even Ali's longtime doctor, Ferdie Pacheco.
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Image: Q30 InnovationsLast year, Chris Borland of the San Francisco 49ers announced he was quitting football because of the high risk of concussion and long-term brain damage, despite protective helmets.
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The American state of New Jersey bans a doctor from declaring someone dead from irreversible brain damage if the medic has reason to believe it would contravene the patient's religious convictions.
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"I'm stunned and shocked – it's nice to have so many friends," Frank, who was paralyzed on his right side and suffered brain damage after an accident as a teenager, tells PEOPLE.
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The last major update came on Wednesday, when the account, which is currently being managed by someone who works with Garner, tweeted that Garner suffered brain damage while in cardiac arrest.
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But the Fair Punishment Project's report found that McGehee has bipolar disorder, which went untreated when he was a child, and has shown evidence of brain damage and frontal lobe impairments.
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When the MRI test results come back a couple of weeks later, they confirm something that I'd suspected a long time ago—that I have brain damage after my road accident.
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For the first time, the CDC confirms that Zika-infected infants who appear to be born healthy could go on develop severe brain damage as early as five months after birth.
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"It's certainly undeniable that CNN treats politics like sport, right down to sending players on the field despite their evident brain damage," Bee said of some of the network's conservative commentators.
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Since no Zika vaccine has been approved, some infectious disease specialists think that delaying or avoiding pregnancies is the only safe way to avoid giving birth to babies with brain damage.
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While sequencing the DNA of toxins found in the venom of one of the world's deadliest spiders, researchers recently discovered a molecule that may help prevent brain damage following a stroke.
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Scientific research is rapidly proving a connection between American football and longterm serious brain damage, leading many observers to question the longterm viability of a sport based on semi-controlled violence.
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Properly implanted leads do not cause brain damage, and only create microlesions, or small cuts in the brain tissue, and a buildup of glial tissue, cells that support neurons, Okun said.
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The network has not found judgments against her, but female patients have claimed in lawsuits that they suffered infections, disfigurement, even brain damage following procedures by Boutte, conducted in her office.
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The subject drew more attention from the 2015 film "Concussion," which starred Will Smith as a doctor who fought NFL efforts to conceal his research on brain damage suffered by players.
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How do I tell her that, if he survives, he will probably have some brain damage and that the prospects that he'll be able to lead an independent life are questionable?
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Public health officials are gathering data on the health consequences of the infection, including the rate at which fetuses develop abnormally shrunken heads and brain damage, a birth defect called microcephaly.
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