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Handheld device to detect brain injury

A handheld tool is reportedly under development at the University of Nebraska to diagnose traumatic brain injuries on the spot using technology that detects certain proteins in the blood.  

The test seeks to assess the severity of a traumatic brain injury, by measuring specific proteins in blood serum that are released by the brain. In other words, the severity of brain injury can be diagnosed with a simple blood test.

You can read more about this by reading the news release issued today by clicking here.

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Ryan Henderson, Carpey Law

Thanks for sharing this informative post and providing the link for more information. There is no doubt this new device will help save a lot of people before it's too late. With all of the new developments and innovation today, it will definitely help to decrease the amount of injuries and accidents that happen.

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