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Recovering From a Head Injury

Three experts weigh in on how to treat concussions and other head injuries.

By Michael Dregni | Experience LifeAugust 22, 2016
TBI Expert Interviews

Below are the full interviews with functional neurologist Brandon Brock, DC; functional neurologist Jeremy Schmoe, DC; and Bennet Omalu, MD, a clinical professor of medical pathology and laboratory medicine at University of California, Davis.

Head Injuries and Recovery: An Interview With Brandon Brock, DC — Download the PDF

Head Injuries and Sports: An Interview With Bennet Omalu, MD — Download the PDF

A Whole-Body Approach to TBI: An Interview With Jeremy Schmoe, DC — Download the PDF

For more on head injuries, see “The New Science of Concussions.”

Michael Dregni is an Experience Life deputy editor.
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