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October 2012 - Vol.1
VA's MOVE! Initiative Plagued by Lack of Participation
TRICARE Limits Autism Coverage, Classifies Popular Therapy as ‘Educational’
Army, NFL Team Up in Offensive Against Traumatic Brain Injury
Army, NFL Team Up in Offensive Against Traumatic Brain Injury
WASHINGTON — Only days before the opening game of the NFL season, the NFL and Army announced they were teaming up to raise awareness about TBI, an injury that plagues both organizations.
Front-Line Clinicians Get Practical Advice To Help Combat Military Suicides
Front-Line Clinicians Get Practical Advice To Help Combat Military Suicides
ROCHESTER, MN — With sweeping new initiatives from the White House and elsewhere in response to the burgeoning military suicide rate, little guidance has been offered to the clinicians in the trenches who are best positioned to recognize and prevent such drastic actions.
Robotic Exoskeletons Allow Paralyzed Veterans to Exercise, Reduce Sedentary Effects
Robotic Exoskeletons Allow Paralyzed Veterans to Exercise, Reduce Sedentary Effects
New York — For veterans suffering from paralysis due to a spinal-cord injury (SCI), the inability to move a significant portion of their body is the obvious, immediate concern. Over the long-term, however, the extreme sedentary lifestyle caused by paralysis can lead to many secondary medical problems that can severely impact not only the quality of but also the length of their lives.
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