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Many military personnel who experience blast-related traumatic brain injury (MTBI) have lasting brain damage as seen by MRI, according to a study published in Radiology.

A new system that has been shown to record for the first time how brain tissue deforms when subjected to the kind of shock that causes blast-induced trauma commonly seen in combat veterans.

Although the military is a young and vigorous force, service members and veterans may experience sexual functioning problems as a result of military service.

Research on HBO₂ therapy concluded that it does not help manage symptoms from mild traumatic brain injury.

People with TBI often had higher expectations for work and social life than their post-acute program staff recommended, a discrepancy partially attributed to TBI-related cognitive disorders.

A study looks at the difference in post-concussive symptoms depending on the cause of combat-related mild TBI.

Assessment after a TBI in a combat zone may help providers identify those most at risk of suicide.

Early screening for alexithymia following TBI might identify those most at risk of having difficulty coping.

A specific analytical technique used during MRI may help people choose among possible cognitive rehab interventions.