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• “Promoted to Headline (H3) on 3/11/09: Some wounded soldiers 'punished for injuries' yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Some wounded soldiers \'punished for injuries\' '; yahooBuzzArticleSummary =' Article: Shades of the Bush-era Walter Reed Medical Center.”

  Some wounded soldiers 'punished for injuries'

• “The Defense Department's most recent tally of Afghan and Iraq war-related traumatic brain injuries is 161,025.”

  Caregiving strains families of veterans with severe injuries

• “Protecting players from needless injuries is our goal.”

  Voice of America: NFL's Crackdown on Hard Hits Receives Mixed Reactions

• “Trent Williams, who has missed the past two games with knee and toe injuries, is active and expected to start at left tackle.”

  The Washington Post: Derrick Dockery inactive, streak broken

• “Check out The Cost of War, reporter Christian Davenport's look at how traumatic brain injuries are affecting soldiers exposed to blasts that rattle and damage the brain.”

  The Washington Post: Not quite Stormy Monday, but just as bad

• “On Sunday the Post released a series on Iraq and Afghanistan veterans living with traumatic brain injuries -- TBIs, for short -- a hidden cost of the wars.”

  The Washington Post: The Cost of War: Traumatic Brain Injuries number 180,000, could be as many as 320,000

• “Since 2000, 180,000 traumatic brain injuries have been diagnosed, and some patient advocates say hundreds, if not thousands, more have suffered undiagnosed brain injuries.”

  The Washington Post: The Cost of War: Traumatic Brain Injuries number 180,000, could be as many as 320,000

• “The men are living with traumatic brain injuries -- TBIs, for short -- a hidden cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.”

  The Washington Post: The Cost of War: Traumatic Brain Injuries number 180,000, could be as many as 320,000

• “This group provides support to teens and young adults (ages 13-21) with acquired brain injuries (including traumatic brain injury and stroke).”

  Support groups for brain injury, neuro-rehab, stroke

• “Scandinavians and Americans are also prone; and the drinkers are getting younger, developing other issues (poor academic performance, health issues, delinquency, etc.), and costing the system increasingly more money - £2.7 billion annually in injuries and illness in the UK alone.”

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