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Caregivers share their stories of support for TBI recovery

Article
11/23/2020
Group of people walking and on wheelchairs through the forest

"Recovery is possible to help lead a normal life."

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DVBIC blood plasma study assists in TBI and PTSD diagnosis

Article
10/8/2020
Air Force Senior Airman Kristen N. Kelsey, a medical laboratory technician with the 514th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron, Air Force Reserve Command, labels blood samples at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Mark Olsen)

Since 2000, more than 400,000 active-duty service members have been diagnosed with TBI

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DVBIC study focuses on concussion-related headaches

Article
9/17/2020
Soldier (center) standing at attention receives an award pinned to their uniform, from a soldier standing directly before her, with a soldier standing at attention to one side. A long building is seen in the background with two flagpoles, one flying the US flag.

Service members with concussion-related headaches experience more frequent and severe pain compared to those with headaches unrelated to this condition.

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DVBIC eye-tracking tech may help service members with concussions

Article
7/28/2020
Soldier sitting in front of a laptop with headphones on

The Fusion technology is more objective, by assessing eye reaction time.

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DVBIC collaboration leads to improved sleep recommendations

Article
7/13/2020
Airman sleeping on floor of plane

The expanded recommendations identify additional sleep disturbances through a streamlined process of diagnosis and management.

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The Language of Anger and Depression Among Patients with Concussions

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6/4/2020
Image of naval captain talking to another military person

Soldiers often do not overtly express their feelings of depression.

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