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Head Trauma: “Shake It and You Break It!” Traumatic Brain Injury
July 25, 2021
Joseph R. Anticaglia, MD
Trauma is the most common cause of death in young people. And almost half of these trauma-related deaths are caused by head injury. It’s estimated that over 50,000 deaths a year in the United States is attributed to head injury.
“Tension-Type” Headache? What it is and what it is not
May 25, 2017
Joseph R. Anticaglia, MD
Headaches can be baffling. They can be divided into two categories: Secondary headaches are symptoms secondary to a known disease process. For example, the headache might be due to sinusitis or tumors. Primary headaches, such as tension-type and migraine headaches, have no known recognized disease process causing the pain.