Repeated blows to the head causes the behavioral damage according to a new study. The research - which appears online this week in the iJournal of Neurotrauma/i - shows that mice with mild, repetitive traumatic brain injury (TBI) develop many of the same behavioral problems, such as difficultly sleeping, memory problems, depression, judgment and risk-taking issues, that have been associated with the condition in humans. One of the barriers to potential ...
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