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Suicidality, care access, and knowledge deficits lead priorities on blast overpressure/mTBI in an Australian special operations forces survey and their implications for evolving U.S. Warfighter brain health initiatives

Impact of Suicidality on Special Operations Forces The mental health of Special Operations Forces (SOF) personnel is critically influenced by

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The role of occupational therapy in the rehabilitation of adults with persistent post-concussion symptoms in Australia and New Zealand: A qualitative study

The importance of occupational therapy Occupational therapy plays a critical role in assisting individuals who are experiencing persistent post-concussion symptoms

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Clinical and preclinical investigation of the mechanism promoting aura in post-traumatic headache and inhibition of pain-related behavior in mice by onabotulinumtoxinA

Study Overview The research focused on understanding the underlying mechanisms that contribute to aura in individuals suffering from post-traumatic headaches,

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Visuospatial recall vulnerability in former contact-sport athletes with persistent post-concussion symptoms: Limited correspondence with structural brain age

Visuospatial Recall Deficits Research into cognitive function has highlighted specific vulnerabilities in visuospatial recall, particularly within populations exposed to contact

Visuospatial recall vulnerability in former contact-sport athletes with persistent post-concussion symptoms: Limited correspondence with structural brain age Read Post »

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