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Past brain injury may be linked to an increased risk of FTD: Study

According to a study by the University of Eastern Finland, past traumatic brain damage may increase the risk of frontotemporal dementia.

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Previous traumatic brain injury may potentially affect frontotemporal dementia risk

A recent study from the University of Eastern Finland shows that previous traumatic brain injury may potentially affect the risk of frontotemporal dementia.

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TDP-43 can be useful biomarker for identifying neuropathological subtypes of frontotemporal dementia

Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is one of the most common causes of progressive dementia in working-age people.

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Vitamin K Antagonists and TBI: A Deadly Combination?

Use of vitamin K antagonists are linked to significantly higher risk for death or acute neurosurgery after traumatic brain injury vs direct oral anticoagulants or adenosine diphosphate inhibitors.

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