Traumatic Brain Injury

Its opening comes on the heels of a flurry of congressional criticism and reports claiming that soldiers with traumatic brain injuries often do not have their conditions diagnosed and are forced to wade through the vast bureaucracy of the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Help and Traumatic Brain Injury, which is charged with their treatment.

Center to treat troops with brain injuries opens in Bethesda 2010

It would give the Secretary the resources he needs to address the many critical issues facing new veterans, such as Traumatic Brain Injury and homelessness.

Paul Rieckhoff: Six Years Later: Is Washington finally listening? 2010

It would give the Secretary the resources he needs to address the many critical issues facing new veterans, such as Traumatic Brain Injury and homelessness.

Paul Rieckhoff: Six Years Later: Is Washington finally listening? Paul Rieckhoff 2010

It would give the Secretary the resources he needs to address the many critical issues facing new veterans, such as Traumatic Brain Injury and homelessness.

Six Years Later: Is Washington finally listening? 2010

It would give the Secretary the resources he needs to address the many critical issues facing new veterans, such as Traumatic Brain Injury and homelessness.

Paul Rieckhoff: Six Years Later: Is Washington finally listening? 2009

It would give the Secretary the resources he needs to address the many critical issues facing new veterans, such as Traumatic Brain Injury and homelessness.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Paul Rieckhoff 2009

The Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs' Vet Corps, which connects Iraq and Afghanistan veterans on college campuses through service projects and provides resources to veterans recovering from Traumatic Brain Injury, serves as a good pilot for how these programs might operate nationwide.

Aaron Marquez: Fully Fund AmeriCorps to Support Veterans and Military Families Aaron Marquez 2011

Precedent has been established, as Traumatic Brain Injury research receives funding from traffic violations.

Don C. Reed: Eleven Million Dollars -- or Nothing -- for Paralysis Cure Research Don C. Reed 2011

Precedent has been established, as Traumatic Brain Injury research receives funding from traffic violations.

Don C. Reed: Eleven Million Dollars -- or Nothing -- for Paralysis Cure Research Don C. Reed 2011

The Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs' Vet Corps, which connects Iraq and Afghanistan veterans on college campuses through service projects and provides resources to veterans recovering from Traumatic Brain Injury, serves as a good pilot for how these programs might operate nationwide.

Aaron Marquez: Fully Fund AmeriCorps to Support Veterans and Military Families Aaron Marquez 2011