Higher Education Leads to Improved Brain Injury Recovery

People with more education tend to recover better from traumatic brain injuries.

That’s according to a new Johns Hopkins study of more than 700 patients with moderate to severe brain injuries.

Researchers found patients with a college degree were 7 times more likely to be disability-free a year later, compared to patients who didn’t graduate from high school.

Researchers say more educated people have more active brains, making them more resilient to injury.  

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