Summary
Many U.S. troops have experienced traumatic brain injuries (TBI) in military actions, especially since the conflict with Iran started in February. TBIs have become a major type of injury for soldiers in conflicts after 9/11.
Key Facts
- More than 350 U.S. service members have been injured since military action against Iran began in February.
- Most of these injuries are traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
- TBIs are a common injury for U.S. troops in conflicts that happened after 9/11.
- Symptoms from TBIs can last for many years or even a lifetime.
- Liz Landers discussed TBIs with Jayna Moceri Brooks, who studies combat-related brain injuries.
