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Study identifies signs of repeated blast-related brain injury in active-duty United States Special Operations Forces

Study identifies signs of repeated blast-related brain injury in active-duty United States Special Operations Forces
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Research: Repeat Blast-Related Brain Injury in US Special Forces

Research: Repeat Blast-Related Brain Injury in US Special Forces
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Patients who are slow to wake up after severe COVID-19 are likely to recover consciousness, study indicates

Most patients who suffer impaired consciousness as a result of COVID-19 recover within six months, according to new research published in Neurology. The findings provide new insight into the outcome of neurological complications related to severe COVID-19. .

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