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September 2011
Every year, thousands of people in Canada sustain an acquired brain injury (ABI). An estimated 1.3 million Canadians – or one in 26 people – are living with a brain injury, and many don’t know it. Brain injury is the number one killer and disabler of people under 44. We also know that most of those injured are young adults, and that it happens twice as often to men as it does to women.
There is still much we don’t know. Thanks to advances in health care, more injured people are surviving, but there is no cure for the after-effects or the emotional, financial and social challenges that frequently accompany an ABI.
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One of our objectives is to bring to the public’s attention the definition and effects of acquired brain injury and its incidence and prevalence. Brain Injury: It’s not just an injury – it’s people. People whose lives have been changed forever by the devastating effects of brain injury. Read more