Ohio Research in TBI and Concussion in Law Enforcement

Injuries are often part of the job for those in law enforcement. But the injuries that can’t be seen often pose serious threats to officers’ long-term health. New research from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center reveals a correlation between head injuries and symptoms of depression and PTSD among law enforcement officers, highlighting the need for improved resources and protocols.

Press Release from OSU

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