Combat Head Injuries Tied to Depression, Dementia

By Alex Nussbaum

Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) — U.S. soldiers who suffer battlefield head injuries face higher risks of depression, dementia and stress disorders, according to a U.S. panel that warned the problems often go undiagnosed.

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