Family of Lewiston gunman believes traumatic brain injury played role in lead up to mass shooting
The issue of blast exposure among service members, like U.S. Army Reservist Robert Card, is coming under renewed scrutiny ...
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Blasts from military weapons may injure the brain through its blood vessels
Imaging studies done by the military have found that “blood flow is affected in people who have a career history with blast exposure,” says Stephen Ahlers of the Naval Medical Research Command.
Key details in forensic evaluation of Lewiston shooter redacted from public release
A long-awaited review of the Lewiston mass shooter conducted by Water Reed National Military Center may contain a second ...
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How Blasts Affect the Brain
“It can be hard to accurately gauge the amount of blast exposure that soldiers have experienced because that information is self-reported in retrospective designs like the current study,” said Justin ...
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First his nose started bleeding, then he didn't know who he was. How sniper weapons can cause irreversible brain injuries
An ABC investigation has spoken to more than a dozen former divers experiencing a cluster of symptoms they believe is connected to blast exposure. Except she had, minutes earlier. He just had no ...
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Mechanism and Emergency Management of Blast Eye/Orbital Injuries
The pathophysiology, biophysics and mechanism of primary and secondary blast-wave front effects are primary causative factors of war-induced eye injuries. This review aims to reappraise eye/orbit ...
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The Mac Parkman Foundation Hosts March 28 Town Hall in Tampa, Addressing Repeated Blast Exposure (RBE) & Veteran Suicide
Experts and veterans gather to discuss the impact of Repeated Blast Exposure on mental health and suicide at the March 28 Town Hall in Tampa. Our veterans suffer in silence, unaware memory loss ...