Why are we so sleep deprived, and why does it matter?
Dr. Michael Jaffee's article in The Conversation addresses the prevalence of sleep deprivation in America and how it affects our brains.
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Brain injury program gets creative support
Cindy LaRoe, M.D., had to give up her medical practice and her other passion — cycling — after an accident while racing left her with a traumatic brain injury.
Concussions and CTE: More complicated than even the experts know
In the Conversation, Drs. Russell Bauer and Michael Jaffee discuss the gaps in knowledge surrounding CTE.
Even presidential candidates need sleep
Sleep is essential for good executive functioning and good general health. So how do candidates keep up the grueling demands of their schedules? Michael S. Jaffee, M.D., vice chair of UF’s department of neurology, weighs in with this piece, published in The Conversation. The demands of being a presidential candidate…
How a Team of Elite Doctors Changed the Military’s Stance on Brain Trauma
Michael Jaffee, M.D., vice chair of the UF Department of Neurology in the McKnight Brain Institute, served on the U.S. military’s Gray Team, which was featured on National Public Radio in June. Click here to listen to the NPR podcast.
