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Canadian military releases brain injury report: (CANADIAN PRESS)
February 16, 2010
The report, prepared for the military's surgeon general and obtained by The Canadian Press, shows that 6.4 per cent of the 1,817 soldiers surveyed from last January to May 2009 said they experienced a concussion while deployed. It's the first time the Forces have tracked the injury, which has become a trademark of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq due to the high rate of exposure to roadside bombs that can jar the brain and cause long-term health problems. click here to view
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