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James Stewart Hooker1, Daniel P Moore2
1Greenville, North Carolina, USA. jamesshooker@cox.net.
North Carolina Medical Journal
|April 10, 2015
Abstract:
This article describes the difficulty of diagnosing traumatic brain injury (TBI), treatment protocols provided through the military, an alternative therapy with scientific evidence of its effectiveness in repairing injured brain tissue, challenges faced by brain-injured veterans seeking community reintegration, and state services that are available to help veterans.
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