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Image supplied. Diffusion tensor imaging shows corpus callosum fibre tracts in two adolescents: One with traumatic brain injury (TBI; G and H) and one with an orthopaedic injury (E and F). At 3 months post-injury (E, G), early degeneration and loss of fibre tracts are visible, especially in the TBI case. At 18 months (F, H), some recovery or reorganisation occurs, but persistent loss and thinning of tracts remain, particularly in the frontal regions, indicating lasting white matter damage after TBI.

Sports Science

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Kathy Malherbe 17 Jun 2025

Steinhoff's former Chief Executive Markus Jooste appears in parliament to face a panel investigating an accounting scandal that rocked the retailer in Cape Town, South Africa, 5 September 2018. Reuters/Mike Hutchings/File Photo

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Covid-19

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Covid-19

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Medical Research

Low blood pressure could be a culprit in dementia, studies suggest

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Repetitive sounds leave young brain starved for blood vessels

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Neurology

Study finds evidence for genetic influence on cognitive decline

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Software

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Neurology

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Medical Research

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Neurology

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Seniors learn better from mistakes

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Noncommunicable diseases

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Noncommunicable diseases

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Medical Research

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