TBICoE's 15-year studies took a closer look at blood-based biomarkers of traumatic brain injury. This infographic describes what those biomarkers are, where they come from, and what they do.

Join TBICoE as we explore point of injury testing to help identify vision and hearing problems after a TBI. Subject matter experts will discuss available tools, therapy options, and current resources to maximize a patient's recovery of sensory systems.

The DOD Blast Overpressure Reference and Information Guide provides DOD requirements for managing brain health risks from blast overpressure.

Gives medical providers quick tips on how to get the app and answers to commonly asked questions.

This research review describes how alcohol can impact service members with TBI.

This research review describes how pain symptoms can impact individuals with TBI.

This product summarizes actions a provider can take when treating service members with TBI and chronic pain.

This infographic describes the congressional mandate, the program structure, timeline, and TBICoE's role related to Section 721 of the John Warner National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2007: Longitudinal Study on Traumatic Brain Injury Incurred by Members of the Armed Forces in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.

TBICoE's natural history study seeks to advance our understanding of the body’s response to traumatic brain injury in military populations. This infographic describes the method that service members and veterans could participate in the study and provides an overview of demographic details.

TBICoE's 15-year caregiver and family member study seeks to understand the health and service needs of caregivers of service members and veterans with TBI. This infographic provides an overview of study demographics.

Save the dates with a complete 2024 schedule of the Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence's Quarterly Education Series. The QES is an enterprise-wide learning opportunity for Military Health System stakeholders. Since inception, the QES provides trainings and education events that are relevant to the MHS, discussing specialty topics and current ...

The Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence hosts a combined Military Acute Concussion Evaluation and Progressive Return to Activity clinical recommendation virtual training. Attendees may earn two CEUs through the Defense Health Agency Continuing Education Program Office. Download the flier for the complete 2024 training schedule.

Prior history of TBI may predispose an individual to increased risk of subsequent TBI, which may result from less force, and lengthier recovery from post-injury symptoms. Activities such as contact sports and military service carry particular risk for multiple TBI.

This new supplemental product to the detailed research review is designed to provide a brief summary of actionable clinical pearls for consideration during the evaluation and treatment of service members who have sustained multiple concussions.

Publication of the Defense Intrepid Network for TBI and Brain Health.