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Could My Husband’s Sleep Problems Be Related to Earlier Concussions?

Could My Husband’s Sleep Problems Be Related to Earlier Concussions?

A neuropsychological exam can often get to the root of sleep issues.

Military Accountability for Soldiers with TBI and Substance Abuse Issues

Military Accountability for Soldiers with TBI and Substance Abuse Issues

For service members with mild TBI and substance abuse issues, their job is to get better. Their command works with them to get them better and back to their units.

Let Your Fingers Do the Healing

Let Your Fingers Do the Healing

A new military telehealth application —mCare — is poised to help wounded active duty, Reserve, and Guard get the daily help they need to recover.

From Surviving to Thriving: The Rogers Family's Story

From Surviving to Thriving: The Rogers Family's Story

After a severe TBI, Airman First Class David Rogers continues to work with the VA rehab staff. They set no limits for him — he even goes rock climbing.

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Where Soldiers Come From

Where Soldiers Come From

This documentary follows the journey of childhood friends who join the National Guard and end up combat veterans dealing with TBI and PTSD. In honor of Veterans Day, the full film premiered on PBS Thursday, November 10.

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