Actress/author Evangeline Lilly, famous for playing Kate Austen in “Lost” and Hope van Dyne/The Wasp in Marvel’s Ant-Man films, recently shared information about the results of brain scans after a traumatic fall.

Evangeline Lilly shared that her recent concussion has led to brain damage and cognitive decline. In a video posted to social media, the Lost actress reveals that “almost every area in my brain is functioning at a decreased capacity.”

Almost half of people who suffer a concussion still show symptoms of brain injury six months later, reveals new research. Even mild concussions can cause long-lasting effects to the brain, say scientists. Cambridge University researchers showed that for ...

Concussion Awareness Now is comprised of nearly 20 advocacy groups focused on brain injury and will work to raise awareness about the importance of diagnosis and treatment for concussions The vast majority of concussions happen in everyday accidents, and ...

The first of 2025 happened in the season-opener, and it forced him to miss the Colts’ Week 2 game against the Broncos. The next happened in October, when he collided with a teammate while warming up for Indy’s home matchup with the Cardinals.