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mudvillegazette.com - 5/20/2009
LSUHSC to conduct study of hyperbaric treatment for TBI & PTSD
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Stolen from our good freind MaryAnn : There are still eight slots available to Army patients for participation in this study. The other service branches have filled their quota. If you or anyone you know was injured while serving in the Army and is experiencing either or PTSD and/or TBI, ...

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Mudville Gazette: LSUHSC to conduct study of hyperbaric treatment for TBI PTSD
Victory Caucus -- All Content — Stolen from our good freind MaryAnn: There are still eight slots available to Army patients for participation in this study. The other service branches have filled their quota. If you or anyone you know was injured while serving in the Army and is experiencing either or PTSD and/or TBI, please pass this on! LSUHSC to conduct study of hyperbaric treatment for TBI PTSD Dr. Paul Harch, an LSU Health Sciences Center emergency medicine professor, has been treating TBI with... read ...

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