In the United States, traumatic brain Injuries (TBI) are a leading cause of disabilities and deaths. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 1.7 million people suffer TBI each year. From them, many people get seriously injured. It is important to mention here that TBI is the third injury-related cause that contributes to maximum deaths in the United States. The human brain is a very sensitive area that can be affected even by a small injury. Neurons make different structures that are responsible for memory and transmitting signals from body parts to the brain. Whenever the brain gets injured the neurons and nerves get affected which may result in- poor concentration, dizziness, amnesia, blurred vision, short-term memory loss, headaches, loss of vision, and disorientation. In this blog, we will discuss the factors that cause traumatic brain injuries. The main factors that cause TBI are- Open head injury- It is a kind of head injury that...