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What an incredible story and a great read! I would encourage you to dive into this article and think about AI and how lucky and blessed we are to be human 🙏🏻❤️

How My Brain Injury Prepared Me for the AI Revolution After a brain injury nearly took my life, I learned what really gives human life value—and how humans are fundamentally different from AI.

This a very interesting concept. Almost as if the cooling mechanism acts as an inflammatory reducer for the brain.

First-in-human study assesses targeted cooling after traumatic brain injury - NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre The world’s first study to measure the effectiveness of a pioneering medical device to treat patients with traumatic head injuries will get underway at Addenbrooke’s Hospital this month (Feb) with support from the National Institute for Health and Care Research.

Research shows that after a serious head injury, more than a quarter of patients die, and for those who survive, the mortality rate remains significantly higher long after. Researchers at Vanderbilt and other major trauma centers hope this study could lead to the first targeted treatment for TBI, one that might help patients everywhere recover stronger and live longer.

New treatment offers hope for traumatic brain injuries Now, a new treatment could change the way we protect the brain after trauma.

A person who suffers a brain injury may experience a lack of empathy, especially if they have damage to their frontal lobe. Fortunately, the brain can often rewire to learn empathy again.

Even if empathy never returns, your loved one can still relearn how to practice compassion for others. While it might take a lot of patience and dedication, they can eventually improve.

Understanding Lack of Empathy After Brain Injury and How to Cope - Home Recovery for Stroke, Brain Injury and More Lack of empathy after brain injury can cause TBI patients to appear more self-centered than they intend. Brain injury and lack of empathy should not be interpreted as selfish behavior. The brain injury has simply made it harder for the individual to identify with the emotions of others. Today you wi...

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