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8/4/2020
Are you a busy health care provider? Not enough time to keep up with research? Stay informed with the TBI Hot Topics Bulletin. We track the latest TBI scientific studies, advances, and discoveries most relevant to health care providers. This issue covers the fourth quarter of calendar year 2019.
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Traumatic Brain Injury | TBI Resources | Research and Innovation
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8/4/2020
Are you a busy health care provider? Not enough time to keep up with research? Stay informed with the TBI Hot Topics Bulletin. We track the latest TBI scientific studies, advances, and discoveries most relevant to health care providers. This issue covers the first quarter of calendar year 2020.
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Traumatic Brain Injury | TBI Resources | Research and Innovation
Article
7/9/2020
"[T]he team realized that while the CAMIC would function well for tracheostomy, its true use would be for intubation..."
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Coronavirus | Research and Innovation
Article
7/7/2020
The Cancer Genome Atlas Project began in 2006 as a joint effort between the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the National Human Genome Research Institute.
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Research and Innovation
Article
7/6/2020
ECMO is a heart-lung bypass system that circulates blood through an external artificial lung, oxygenates it, and delivers it back into the bloodstream.
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Research and Innovation | Technology
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6/10/2020
15 winners of Research & Innovation Month awards announced
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Article
2/14/2020
MHSRS is the Department of Defense’s premier scientific meeting
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Article
11/4/2019
FedHealthIT recognized two DHA leaders, past and present, for their government service during a ceremony in Arlington, Va.
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Innovation | Research and Innovation
Article
9/13/2019
Imagine unmanned vehicles bringing medical supplies or blood products to support a field medic’s care of wounded soldiers, or even transporting a wounded warfighter to safety. Researchers at the Army’s Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center, or TATRC, are collaborating with the Services, academia and private industry to make such scenarios a reality.
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