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Old 12-19-2009, 12:22 AM #1
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Default medical article that discusses the neuroendocrine effects of brain injuries

Hey group,

I found a really nice article that discusses in detail the effects brain injuries have on our endocrine system. It also discusses all of the tests you should have done after experiencing a brain injury. My doctor thought I was out of my mind (no pun intended) when I started asking him about getting my hormones checked. It wasn't until I brought in this article to him that he started taking me seriously. So you guys may want to do the same the next time you see your doctor.

Here is the title of the article. Just google it and you'll find it to download.

"The Neuroendocrine Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury"

Enjoy!
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