Spread the Word: It’s Brain Injury Awareness Month
Help CDC and others continue to support Brain Injury Awareness Month this March on social media. CDC’s research and programs work to prevent traumatic brain injury (TBI) and help people recognize, respond, and recover if a TBI occurs. Those who survive a TBI can face effects that last a few days, or the rest of their lives. TBI not only affects individuals, it can have lasting effects on families and communities. Everyone is at risk for a TBI, especially children and older adults.
Throughout the month of March there are targeted activities that can help amplify our voices in support of brain injury awareness. Join us in the following:
Thunderclap: Use your Facebook or Twitter account to join our social media Thunderclap for #BIAMonth to spread concussion and TBI awareness further, louder, and together. Encourage others to join by sharing your post. Bring awareness to kids and communities that #BrainSafety starts with YOU. Sign up here http://bit.ly/BIAA2018
Facebook Live Ask the Experts Event, March 20, 2018 at 1:00pm. Do you have questions about traumatic brain injury and prevention? Post your questions on CDC’s HEADS UP – Brain Injury Awareness Facebook page timeline and our CDC Experts will go LIVE with answers. Please note: CDC cannot provide individual or specific medical advice. It is important to talk with your doctor or nurse about any concerns you may have.
Update Your Social Media Profile Picture: To increase awareness of brain injury, update your social media profile by adding CDC’s brain injury awareness Twibbon to your photo. Visit CDC’s HEADS UP – Brain Injury Awareness Facebook page to learn how to customize your Twitter and Facebook profile photos to continue supporting Brain Injury Awareness Month.
For CDC information on traumatic brain injury and concussion-related activities and resources, visit:
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