Page 3 - Brain Injury Program News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

By Dr. Anne McLachlan, C.Psych. Advocating for and supporting a family member with a severe mental health disorder and/or substance use can be rewarding,

Protection for those potentially if they're exposed to the same thing? >> so i give a tremendous amount of credit to, you know, members on the hill, both in congress and in the season s-- senate, o have pushed this. it is a bipartisan group. senator collins, senator rubio, senator warner. there's bipartisan support. what will this do? it'll give financial relief, particularly to junior officers whose careers, you know, in their first or second tours were derailed and, in some cases, destroyed. it is a really big deal. for myself, i was in the senior intelligence service. this is not designed f...

With the cia and the leadership at that time to send me to walter reed and the national interrupt center of excellence is the most renowned traumatic brain injury program. i finally got twlrb the month there saved me. i might not be here today because it gave me both tools and hope. for others, they have to get there as well. that's why i push this so strongly, because there is a place where we can send victims. and i would like to see all the u.s. government personnel who have been affected go there. >> do you have a sense there's more of an acceptance about this and a willingness to take thi...

Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- NeuroTrauma Sciences, LLC (NTS), a private biopharmaceutical company developing a portfolio of disease-modifying therapeutic candidates to treat the devastating effects of acquired brain injury, today announced it has entered into a research collaboration with Antwerp University Hospital, Belgium, to help support "Collaborative European NeuroTrauma Effectiveness Research in TBI" (CENTER-TBI), a prospective longitudinal observational study that is collecting clinical and epidemiological data to identify the most effe...