PTSD Combined With Brain Injury Compounds Poor Outcomes
Veterans who have both PTSD and traumatic brain injury have worse outcomes than those who have just one condition.
Veterans who have both PTSD and traumatic brain injury have worse outcomes than those who have just one condition.
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