Information and Research
BIAA is committed to providing current information and cutting edge research affecting the brain
injury community. To meet that commitment we welcome articles and links from our members
and the public at large that reflect this philosophy.
This page contains links to resources, research and tools that are beneficial to the quality of life
for persons living with the effects of a brain injury. This includes family, friends, professionals
and the survivors themselves.
ADVISORY from Health Canada: Health Canada has issued an advisory to the public regarding WJD Pro ice hockey goaltender helmets and WJD PRO "CAT EYE" face protectors supplied with these helmets. Owners are instructed to stop using the helmets immediately. Further details can be found at this link.
'Concussion' underplays severity of injury: doctors
Neuroskills - Newsletters, Brain Injury Information
Traumatic Brain Injury Survival Guide by Dr. Glen Johnson - Clinical Neuropsychologist.
Electrodes let brain-injured man speak again. Patient had been unable to talk since being injured 6 years ago in assault.
NBIRTT is a national, not-for-profit foundation organized to
provide support for research, treatment and training in brain injury through individual
research grants, contracts and small business grants. The primary goal of the
Foundation is to find a "cure" for brain injury. The Foundation cooperates with all
organizations dedicated to brain injury.
CHIRS seeks to enable persons living with the effects of an
acquired brain injury to maximize their potential for independent living by providing them
and their families with ongoing support in the community.
Sport-related concussions: Information for parents, coaches and trainers.
THE BRAIN INJURY RECOVERY NETWORK provides practical, actionable advice for brain
injury victims and families. Their goal is to see that victims of brain injuries are given
every possible chance to recover.
Continuing Care Transportation – Calgary Area.
