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Military Accountability for Soldiers with TBI and Substance Abuse Issues

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For service members with mild TBI and substance abuse issues, their job is to get better. Their command works with them to get them better and back to their units.

This is an excerpt from BrainLine's webcast Substance Abuse and TBI. See full webcast here.

Posted on BrainLine November 29, 2011.

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