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07-18-2011, 05:21 PM
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Head injuries in war, sports may boost dementia - AFP
Head injuries in war, sports may boost dementia - AFP
07-18-2011 02:15 PM  Fox News Head injuries in war, sports may boost dementia AFP Such injuries are also known as the "signature wound" of the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, accounting for 22 percent of casualties overall and 59 percent of blast-related injuries. The research suggests that the death and damage of axons -- long ... Traumatic brain injury doubles risk of later dementiaUSA Today Veterans' Dementia Risk Linked to Combat Head Injury, Study SaysBloomberg Vets' mental health resources availableHometownlife.com Sports Radio ESPN 1420 -TriCities.com -eMaxHealth all 329 news articles » More... 
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