Brain Injury Research Center (BIRC) of Mount Sinai
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We conduct cutting-edge research, with a primary focus on addressing the challenges of living with TBI.
The NEJM highlights how forensic pathology advances our understanding of long-term TBI effects.
Our collaboration with the NY Chief Medical Examiner’s Office helps us identify biomarkers from brain tissue to enable testing in living people with TBI to prevent long-term consequences.
Our collaboration with the NY Chief Medical Examiner’s Office helps us identify biomarkers from brain tissue to enable testing in living people with TBI to prevent long-term consequences.
July 3, 2025 at 8:41 PM
The NEJM highlights how forensic pathology advances our understanding of long-term TBI effects.
Our collaboration with the NY Chief Medical Examiner’s Office helps us identify biomarkers from brain tissue to enable testing in living people with TBI to prevent long-term consequences.
Our collaboration with the NY Chief Medical Examiner’s Office helps us identify biomarkers from brain tissue to enable testing in living people with TBI to prevent long-term consequences.
In a recent Brain Communications paper, BIRC researchers & collaborators used data from the LETBI Study to identify 4 distinct clinical phenotypes in chronic TBI.
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@rajkumarphd.bsky.social
July 2, 2025 at 3:00 PM
In a recent Brain Communications paper, BIRC researchers & collaborators used data from the LETBI Study to identify 4 distinct clinical phenotypes in chronic TBI.
@rajkumarphd.bsky.social
@rajkumarphd.bsky.social