Sentence examples for injury memory from inspiring English sources

McAyla Johnston, 15, was hit by a car in Worcester at the age of 11 in 2008, leaving her with a brain injury, memory loss, balance issues and a weaker left side.

"Excessive college drinking is associated with a range of academic, physical, psychological alcohol-related consequences such as property damage, personal injury, memory loss, sexual assault, and expulsion," Scott-Sheldon told VICE.

We have demonstrated the relationship between white matter abnormalities and cognitive function in two domains commonly affected by traumatic brain injury, memory and executive function.

Months later, the 45-year-old would testify that she has a history of head injuries, memory lapses, and racist remarks.

Months later, the 45-year-old would testify that she has a history of head injuries, memory lapses, and racist remarks.

She lived with the disease for 13 years -- many of them plagued by frequent falls (countless broken bones and injuries), memory loss, fractured relationships with her siblings and extended family, a total change in virtually every aspect of her life.

Because of an injury, his memory disappears when he falls asleep, so he has clues and instructions tattooed all over his torso; he never knows where he is.

To cope with the effects of brain injury and memory loss, people adopt different tools and ways of coping.

Activated microglia also inhibit neurogenesis in the hippocampus following endotoxemia, thereby exacerbating the extent of injury on memory processing [ 24].

They then drew randomly from a selection of paper slips with diagnoses on - in this cohort, irritable bowel syndrome, post head injury with memory impairment, post-treatment breast cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis C and type 1 diabetes.

Interestingly, in many cases, post-injury working memory deficits can arise in the absence of overt damage to the prefrontal cortex.