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Media, Social Media, and Communications About Pánfila
Learn about what Dr. Garay-Serratos, Founder and CEO, and others are saying about the relationship between domestic violence, subconcussions, traumatic brain injury, and CTE.
NPR All Things Considered by Jonathan Hamilton: Researchers start studying traumatic brain injury from domestic violence
TND by Duane Pohlman, Holden Robinson and Andrea Nejman : Local 12 investigates firs public case linking domestic violence to deadly brain disease
University of Southern California Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work: Alumna brings connection between domestic violence and traumatic brain injury to light in documentary
Concussion Legacy Foundation: First Public Case of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Linked to Domestic Violence Sheds Light on Hidden Danger
Neuro Rehab Times (NR Times): ‘María’s legacy can save other women from CTE’
The Global Good Podcast: This Hits Home – Mexico
Los Angeles Times, Op-ED: A Secret Epidemic: Traumatic Brain Injury Among Domestic Violence Victims
Social Media
Dr. Ann McKee, director of @bu_cte, has confirmed hundreds of CTE diagnoses, often in contact sport athletes and military veterans. She reported the extent of degeneration in María Pánfila’s brain tissue was more severe than that of any previously examined athlete or soldier. pic.twitter.com/bYsecKpbLm
— Concussion Legacy Foundation (@ConcussionLF) October 3, 2023
A Legacy of HOPE
First Public Case of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Linked to Domestic Violence Sheds Light on Hidden Danger