More On Traumatic Brain Injury - TBI

Troops may someday deploy wearing small devices to help determine their risk of developing a traumatic brain injury.

Treatment is being offered by a leading TBI care institute at a medical school.

The latest figures represent a dramatic increase from the last Pentagon injury report.

More than 60 troops who suffered TBI from the Iranian missile strikes are likely to be approved for Purple Hearts.

TBIs made headlines when President Trump referred to injuries sustained by troops after the Iranian airstrike as "headaches."

The DoD's reporting of the incident has come under scrutiny as officials initially said there were no casualties.

Army Medical Command released a video Tuesday describing traumatic brain injuries and how they impact unit readiness.

Whether the troops could receive the Purple Heart for injuries as a result of enemy action is under review.

"I heard they had headaches and a couple of other things … and I can report it is not very serious," Trump said.

For a Marine featured in a new documentary, returning from deployments was only the start of his fight for survival.