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Blast Injury and TBI

The war in Iraq will be no different in producing a "signature wound" only this time the wound is in the brains of those affected. Medical experts are witnessing an emerging and significant increase in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). In other words, the Iraq war could produce a generation of veterans with life changing brain injury, affecting thousands of service men and women from all walks of life across the country.


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Brain Injury Summit Was Held November 2 & 3, 2007, Washington, DC

In a collaborative initiative to highlight accomplishments and address the gaps in service for returning troops, the North American Brain Injury Society (NABIS) and the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) convened a summit meeting in Washington, DC, on November 2-3, 2007 at the Latham Hotel in Washington, DC. The working groups worked hard to prepare a consensus document that is currently being edited by Michael Mason and will be posted on this website soon.


On-Line Membership Now Available

NABIS is now able to accept your membership using our secure on-line credit card software. Click here to join!


Conference Highlights

Brain injury professionals from all over North and Latin America gathered in Miami, Florida, for the NABIS Brain Injury Conference of Americas in September, 2006. Conference chairperson, Ronald Savage, EdD, worked with section chairs Micky Collins, PhD, Michael Pietrzak, MD, David Seaton, Elisabeth Sherwin, PhD, Bruce Stern, JD and Robert Voogt, PhD, to assemble an outstanding group of over 60 presenters who covered the latest in brain injury treatment, research and rehabilitation.


Brain Injury Textbook

The new edition of the Brain Injury Textbook has been updated and expanded, with 40 chapters and more than 100 clinically-relevant figures and illustrations. Edited by Jonathan M. Silver, MD, Thomas W. McAllister, MD and Stuart C. Yudofsky, MD, the textbook is organized into seven sections that address epidemiology/pathophysiology, neuropsychiatric disorders and symptomatologies, special populations and social issues, and treatment and prevention, covering topics such as aggressive disorders, cognitive changes, fatigue and sleep problems, chronic pain, mood disorders, family systems, pharmacological therapy, and - of critical importance - prevention. NABIS members may purchase this title at a discount of over 10% off the regular price of $99.00. NABIS member price: $89.00. Call (713) 526-6900 to order.


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