Hope for people who struggle after suffering brain trauma

(Springer) Pharmacological therapy combined with a rehabilitation program that teaches how to compensate for memory and attention problems offers new hope for people who suffer the consequences of traumatic brain injury. Such a combined approach may even improve their brain functioning months and years after the initial trauma, says Brenna McDonald of the Indiana School of Medicine in the US, lead author of a study¹ published in Springer Nature's journal Neuropsychopharmacology².