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For veterans with mild traumatic brain injury, a restaurant or other noisy environment can feel like a battlefield

By Jeffrey Hebert, Associate Professor of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, University of Colorado Anschutz

For veterans with brain injuries, noisy, overstimulating environments can lead to high stress and irritability, making them want to avoid such situations altogether.

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