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“Soldiers get blown on their butt from an improvised explosive device (IED). Often they lose consciousness for 30 seconds to six minutes — but there’s no penetrating injury,” said David K. Johnson, associate professor at the University of Kansas. Johnson is the principal investigator of a team of researchers on a clinical trial to improve soldiers’
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“Soldiers get blown on their butt from an improvised explosive device (IED). Often they lose consciousness for 30 seconds to six minutes — but there’s no penetrating injury,” said David K. Johnson, associate professor at the University of Kansas. Johnson is the principal investigator of a team of researchers on a clinical trial to improve soldiers’
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