Dying Too Young: Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors More Likely to Die Early Deaths

A recent study by British and Swedish researchers found that individuals with traumatic brain injuries are three times more likely than people in the general population to die prematurely, particularly from suicide, injuries and assaults. The report, which was published online by…

Sports-Related Concussions and Youth Traumatic Brain Injuries

Every year, there are an average of 1,165 non-fatal traumatic brain injuries in South Carolina related to sports and recreation activities, according to state health statistics. In fact, approximately 21 percent of all traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) nationally are among American…

TBI Awareness Month – Interview With Craig Sears

March is Traumatic/Acquired Brain Injury Month. To continue to bring light to this underrepresented issue, Joye Law Firm is honored to bring you our second interview in our series. In this interview, Craig Sears, who is a widely recognized advocate for Brain…

INFOGRAPHIC – Brain Injury Awareness

Brain injury awareness month is here & we would like to share our ABA/TBI statistics infographic. Please spread awareness & share this! Download this infographic. Embed Our Infographic On Your Site!

Statistics on Traumatic Brain Injuries in South Carolina

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) involve damage to the skull or the brain, which is caused by some type of physical force. These kinds of impairments happen more frequently than you may think in South Carolina. An average of 1,117 deaths,…