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Above all else, the TBI doctors and therapists at the US Department of Veterans Affairs listen. They learn what makes each injured person — and his family — tick so, they can help put them back together and return them to a full life.

Until she finally realized what her life was truly missing after two TBIs and substance abuse, Jan Brown was able to get the help she needed for recovery.

A car crash, for instance, can cause subarachnoid hemorrhage — bleeding in the area between the brain and the thin tissues that cover the brain.

This documentary follows the journey of childhood friends who join the National Guard and end up combat veterans dealing with TBI and PTSD.

Watch this Marine's powerful story of recovery — with the help of his therapists at the VA and his own family.

Stem cell research and brain injury started to take off in the late 1990s. Learn about progress being made in the field.

Researchers are weighing the risks versus the rewards of using stem cell transplants with people with severe traumatic brain injury.

Researchers believe that the therapeutic value of stem cell therapy for brain injury is there, but much important work still needs to be done.

Learn how new procedures and new treatment facilities are greatly benefiting service members with brain injury.

The brain is only 2% of a person's body mass, but it takes 20% of the body's energy. The brain's need for energy increases exponentially after a TBI.

Professional athletes could help educate the myriad kids who look up to them by being upfront about the dangers of brain injury.

The human brain is a wonderful organ with amazing flexibility. Learn more about recovery.