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

James Kelly, MA, MD, FAAN
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Screening all service members who've had a risk of a concussion is a big step forward.

Watch more video clips from Dr. Kelly.

Posted on BrainLine October 20, 2010.

Produced by Noel Gunther and Brian King, BrainLine.

About the author: James Kelly, MA, MD, FAAN

James Kelly, MA, MD, FAAN, a neurologist, is one of America’s top experts on treating concussions. He currently serves as Executive Director of the Marcus Institute for Brain Health.

James Kelly