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Changing Our Model

Military health-related problems due to combat exposure are not purely military problems, DoD problems, or VA problems. They are national problems and we need to be thinking about national solutions in order to address them.

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Concussion Policy in the Military

Dr. Jack Tsao talks about recent policy changes and how all branches of the military are working together to coordinate better concussion diagnosis and treatment.

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Need for Objective Diagnostic Tool for Mild TBI

Diagosing a mild TBI often has to rely on subjective evaluations. A standard, objective screening tool like a blood biomarker would help with diagnosis and with tracking recovery.

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Dr. James Kelly: New Military Protocol for Three or More Concussions

New Military Protocol Emphasizes "Better Safe than Sorry"

Soldiers who have sustained three concussions will receive a more detailed, mandatory evaluation before returning to combat.

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Dr. James Kelly: The Military's Preventative Steps Regarding Brain Injury

Screening all service members who've had a risk of a concussion is a big step forward.

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Dr. James Kelly on Culture Change: How Brain Injuries Are Handled in the Military

From the top medical and non-medical command down, brain injuries must be taken seriously in the military.

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How Does the Military Define and Identify a Concussion?

The definition is the same as in the civilian world, but different precautions are taken before a soldier is released back to combat.

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