Brain Injuries From Combat Get New Attention After Missile Attack

The video discusses the impact of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) on U.S. military personnel, particularly following the Al Asad Air Base attack in Iraq. Initial reports suggested no serious injuries, but later revisions revealed over 60 cases of TBI. The video explores the causes, symptoms, and long-term effects of TBI, highlighting its prevalence among military members. Historical context is provided, showing how TBI was previously underrecognized. Advances in medical treatment have improved survival rates, but challenges remain. The case of Captain Lance Royce illustrates the personal impact of TBI. Military and political responses emphasize the need for better detection and treatment, with calls for increased awareness and support for affected service members.

What was President Trump's response regarding the seriousness of the injuries sustained by service members in the Iranian missile attack?

What changes have been made in the military's approach to medical follow-up for service members after a blast?