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TBI is a stressful injury to the brain caused by an outward force, often times due to a blow to the head or a violent movement of the head. TBI is not a genetic or degenerative disease. Most TBI cases are caused from vehicle crashes, falls, sports-related injuries, and explosion or impacts from military service.

The signs and symptoms of mild traumatic brain injury may include:

Physical symptoms
Headache
Nausea or vomiting
Fatigue or drowsiness
Problems with speech
Dizziness or loss of balance


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According to the CDC more than 450,000 U.S. service members were diagnosed with a TBI from 2000 to 2021. Studies suggest that service members and Veterans who have sustained a TBI may:

Have ongoing symptoms
Experience co-occurring health conditions, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression. It is currently unclear if poorer physical and mental health outcomes following a TBI (such as depression) among Veterans are specific to the injury or if other factors, such as deployment and exposure to combat, play a stronger role. If you are interested in helping other veterans please go to https://tbiptsdstudy.com/... ***deawareness

Explosive blasts are a common cause of traumatic brain injury in active-duty military personnel. Although how the damage occurs isn't yet well-understood, many researchers believe that the pressure wave passing through the brain significantly disrupts brain function according to Mayo Clinic. If you are interested in helping other veterans please go to https://tbiptsdstudy.com/...

What is the su***de rate for active duty military?
The rate of su***de deaths among active duty troops also climbed to its highest level since the Great Depression — 36.18 per 100,000 soldiers. The Army Reserve saw a slight increase in su***de deaths, with 45 soldiers dying at a rate of 24.4 per 100,000. According to the Army Times 4/1/2022. Learn about PTSD symptoms and treatments to help you get better. If you are interested in helping other veterans please go to https://tbiptsdstudy.com/...

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health problem. PTSD can only develop after you go through or see a life-threatening event. It's normal to have stress reactions to these types of events, and most people start to feel better after a few weeks or months. Learn about PTSD symptoms and treatments to help you get better. If you are interested in helping other veterans please go to https://tbiptsdstudy.com/...

According to the CDC Veterans have an adjusted su***de rate that is 52.3% greater than the non-veteran US adult population.6 People who have previously served in the military account for about 13.7% of su***des among adults in the United States.7

In 2019, 1.6% of former active-duty service members aged 18-25 years reported making a su***de attempt during the previous 12 months. This was an increase from 0.9% in 2009. If you are interested in helping other veterans please go to https://tbiptsdstudy.com/...

According to USO.org A study finds that at least four times as many active duty personnel and war veterans of post-9/11 conflicts have died of su***de than in combat, as an estimated 30,177 have died by su***de as compared with the 7,057 killed in post-9/11 war operations. The report notes that the increasing rates of su***de for both veterans and active duty personnel are outpacing those of the general population - an alarming shift, as su***de rates among service members have historically been lower than su***de rates among the general population. If you are interested in helping other veterans please go to https://tbiptsdstudy.com/...

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While veterans have a su***de rate 50% higher than those who did not serve in the military, the rate of su***de was, as the LA Times reported, “…slightly higher among veterans who never deployed to Afghanistan or Iraq, suggesting that the causes extend beyond the trauma of war.” This is according to Task and Purpose. If you are interested in helping other veterans please go to https://tbiptsdstudy.com/?fbclid=IwAR0ll7fxUZQURRCxKSZV2NVXrp6WosQeI4TOhd3E9opc64GoQFreaCuNYfg

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The 2021 National Veteran Su***de Prevention Annual Report shows decrease in veteran su***des.

VA holds fast to the anchors of hope in this report, but notes that there is more work to do to address Veteran su***de.

Key report findings include:

In 2019, there were 6,261 Veteran su***de deaths, 399 fewer than in 2018.
In 2019, the Veteran su***de rate was 31.6 per 100,000, substantially higher than the rate among non-Veteran US adults (16.8 per 100,000).
Adjusting for age- and sex-differences, the rate among Veterans in 2019 was 52.3% higher than for non-Veteran US adults. The rate difference between Veterans and the non-Veteran U.S. population was highest in 2017 at 66.3%.
From 2018 to 2019, there was a 7.2% overall decrease in the age- and sex-adjusted Veteran su***de mortality rate in 2019, while among non-Veteran US adults, the adjusted su***de mortality rate fell by 1.8%.
The age-adjusted su***de rate for male Veterans decreased 3.8% in 2019 from 2018 while the age-adjusted su***de rate for female Veterans decreased 14.9% in 2019 from 2018.
Fi****ms were more often involved in Veteran su***des in 2019 than in 2018 (among Veteran men who died from su***de: 69.6% in 2018, 70.2% in 2019; among Veteran women who died from su***de: 41.1% in 2018, 49.8% in 2019).
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According to American Addiction Centers in 2017, a team of researchers looking at data on more than 4.8 million Veterans found that Veterans with substance use disorders had twice the risk of su***de compared to those without a substance use disorder.2

Other commonly cited factors leading to increased su***de risk in veterans as well as other groups:3

Anger, rage, mood swings, and episodes of anxiety and agitation.
Expressing feelings of having no reason to live
Increased alcohol and/or substance abuse.
Self-destructive and risky behaviors like driving while impaired.

If you have been diagnosed or previously been treated for TBI or PTSD, we invite you to participate in a free clinical study. The purpose of this study is for identifying early detection of TBI and PTSD. It only takes two minutes of your time and you will help fellow veterans.
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According to Mayo Clinic remember, suicidal feelings are temporary. If you feel hopeless or that life's not worth living anymore, remember that treatment can help you regain your perspective — and life will get better. Take one step at a time and don't act impulsively.

If you have been diagnosed or previously been treated for TBI or PTSD, we invite you to participate in a free clinical study. The purpose of this study is for identifying early detection of TBI and PTSD. It only takes two minutes of your time and you will help fellow veterans.
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Why The Face Why The Face

If you have been diagnosed or previously been treated for TBI or PTSD, we invite you to participate in a free clinical study. The purpose of this study is for identifying early detection of TBI and PTSD. It only takes two minutes of your time and you will help fellow veterans.
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Taken from the Dallas Morning News:

The American public has a bad frame of reference — or none at all — when it comes to the challenges veterans can face. That’s mostly because the military and veteran communities are small; less than 1% of the U.S. population is currently serving in the military, and 80% of veterans report having an immediate family that served. Thus, few civilians have relationships to help inform their thoughts on veteran issues. The problem is exacerbated by one-dimensional media stereotypes of veterans. It’s no wonder that 64% of veterans say they feel misunderstood.

Approximately twenty-two veterans commit su***de each day. The leading cause to su***de is associated with PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury. Traditional screening tools used to detect PTSD involve a written application, conduct a personal screening with a medical professional and consulting with a psychology clinician for a future diagnosis. Most veterans become discouraged with the extreme amount of time lapse, excessive gap, and lack of communication in the complicated bureaucratic process while they continuously struggle and suffer from the PTSD/TBI symptoms. Hence, veterans find su***de to be the easiest, fastest most attainable option to cure their psychological pain.
FDI is created to provide the automated medical detection of personal, physical, and psychological health conditions for veterans through a handheld device. The automated process can immediately detect PTSD/TBI and enable clinicians to initiate the necessary medical application required to treat such deficiencies. The FDI goal is to provide the Veterans Administration a clinical evaluation solution that will take present state of the art facial screening diagnosis, combine it with artificial intelligence, and provide immediate diagnosis to medical professionals and save lives. For more information send us a message.

Approximately twenty-two veterans commit su***de each day. The leading cause to su***de is associated with PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury. Traditional screening tools used to detect PTSD involve a written application, conduct a personal screening with a medical professional and consulting with a psychology clinician for a future diagnosis. Most veterans become discouraged with the extreme amount of time lapse, excessive gap, and lack of communication in the complicated bureaucratic process while they continuously struggle and suffer from the PTSD/TBI symptoms. Hence, veterans find su***de to be the easiest, fastest most attainable option to cure their psychological pain.

FDI is created to provide the automated medical detection of personal, physical, and psychological health conditions for veterans through a handheld device. The automated process can immediately detect PTSD/TBI and enable clinicians to initiate the necessary medical application required to treat such deficiencies. The FDI goal is to provide the Veterans Administration a clinical evaluation solution that will take present state of the art facial screening diagnosis, combine it with artificial intelligence, and provide immediate diagnosis to medical professionals and save lives. For more information send us a message.

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