Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan

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Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Proclamation 5262

Health care professionals and educators throughout our Nation are helping those with head injuries to live as normally as possible. Through rehabilitation therapy and vocational counseling, many head injury patients are learning to lead productive lives in our society. Such efforts have been promoted by two voluntary health agencies: the National Head Injury Foundation and the Family Survivial Project for Brain-Damaged Adults.
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Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Proclamation 5262

Biomedical research is also the source of increased hope. Investigators supported by the National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke are acquiring new information about what happens to the brain as a result of head injury. Leads from these studies will help scientists develop effective treatments to limit or prevent brain damage. With the combined support of voluntary health agencies and the Federal Government, the tragedy of head injury can be substantially reduced.
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Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Proclamation 5262

Head injury is a very serious national health problem. As many as 700,000 Americans are hospitalized every year for head injuries caused by motor vehicle accidents, sporting mishaps, and falls. Of these patients, roughly 100,000 die. Another 50,000-mostly under the age of 30-suffer permanent brain damage that prevents them from returning to schools, jobs, or normal lives.
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