The actor said he’s “toned back on the stunt work” following the injuries Jackson Lee Davis/Netflix Chase Stokes revealed he sustained multiple injuries while filming Outer Banks, including three ...

Chase Stokes has "short-term memory loss" as a result of suffering three concussions on the set of Outer Banks. The actor - who plays John B. on the Netflix series - has revealed to Men's Health ...

The actor who plays John B. on the Netflix series Outer Banks, has revealed to Men's Health magazine how he has been experiencing memory retention issues over the past two years. "I've had days where ...

Over six million people in the U.S. live with dementia. By 2050, that number is expected to double. Yet, even so, the signs of cognitive decline can be difficult to spot. Alzheimer’s disease is the ...

US actor Chase Stokes has said he suffers short-term memory loss following injuries on the set of Outer Banks. The 33-year-old actor is known for starring in the Netflix teenage drama series as John B ...

Sarah Bradley is a writer with six years of experience creating personal essays, reported features, and content related to health and parenting topics. Long-term memory is a measure of brain health, ...

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