Concussion researcher, Dr Fatima Nasrallah @qldbraininstitute
Concussion researcher, Dr Fatima Nasrallah  @qldbraininstitute
Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
QBI researcher Dr Fatima Nasrallah agrees. She is taking a comprehensive approach to finding out why some people recover well from concussion while others suffer long term cognitive deficits.

She is using a combination of biological tests, cognitive tests and brain scans on athletes both before and after they experience a concussion. This is enabling her to identify subtle changes within an individual and then examine how they correspond to that their recovery.

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