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Research blog exploring brain injuries through an interdisciplinary perspective
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Potential Interdisciplinary Arts Therapies for Brain Injury Survivors
In applying an interdisciplinary perspective that draws from artistic disciplines, the field of medicine can develop accessible and potentially cost-effective forms of treatment for brain injuries.
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An “Invisible Epidemic”
In a report to Congress, the CDC called traumatic brain injuries (TBI) an “invisible epidemic.” As a TBI-survivor, I know that the pain may not be seen, but our voices can be heard.