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Traumatic Brain Injury Resources

PROGRESS in Traumatic Brain Injury: Finding resources to support recovery and care

Sex, Gender, and Traumatic Brain Injury: A Path to Recovery and Care (Infographics)

Tylinski Sant’Ana T, Rodrigues A, Schwartz F, Colantonio A, Mollayeva T. “Gender matters”: the development of infographics to raise awareness and promote gender-transformative care in traumatic brain injury. Brain Inj. 2025 Mar 21;39(4):300-311.

Featured in KITE UHN News: “‘Gender Matters’ infographics share how sex and gender affect traumatic brain injury recovery”

The Impact of Sex and Gender on Traumatic Brain Injury (Animation)

Sleep Resources

World Sleep Day 2025: Sleep Health for Students (Infographics)

Featured in KITE UHN News: “Sleepless and Stressed: Students Share Challenges in Guide To Better Rest”

Lab News

Congratulations, Urooba!

We would like to celebrate our Research Clerk, Urooba, for being selected to present our team’s research on patient-generated research priorities on stage at the University Health Network’s 2025 Pride in Patient Engagement in Research event!

Urooba is excited to engage with diverse people involved in patient-engaged research from various settings, organizations, and program areas across Canada during the event on October 8, 2025.

Congratulations, Thaisa!

We’re incredibly proud to celebrate our former trainee and research analyst, Thaisa, for receiving the prestigious Excellence in Health Equity Research Award by the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM). Thaisa’s work blends the precision of science with the empathy of art to challenge long-standing barriers and stigmas surrounding sex, gender, and intersectionality in traumatic brain injury. Her research represents a powerful step toward more inclusive, equitable care and will be featured at this year’s ACRM Conference in Chicago on 25-30 October 2025.

Congratulations, Thaisa — your work is reshaping the future of rehabilitation research. We are extremely proud!

Congratulations, Daniel!

We are so proud of our trainee, Daniel, for receiving travel funding from the CCNA Training and Capacity Building Program to attend the CCNA Annual Conference on October 15-16 in Calgary.