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War Related Injuries: More Research Needed

War Related Injuries: More Research Needed

Feb 22, 2015 | animal research, Conditions, Medical Research, treatment

Did you see the recent article about PTSD/TBI in the National Geographic? The article is a great write up about the token injury of the War on Terrorism, traumatic brain injuries. The writer, Caroline Alexander, goes into detail about the lack of understanding that still exists around the types of injuries from which thousands of […]

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