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Biggest Changes and Improvements in DoD and VA TBI Care

Joel Scholten. MD
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Increased awareness of the short- and long-term issues of TBI has helped improve programs for comprehensive TBI screenings and evaluations. But many treatments are still in the research phase.

See more of Dr. Sholten's videos here.

Posted on BrainLine February 15, 2012.

Produced by Ashley Gilleland and Victoria Tilney McDonough, BrainLine.