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Douglas B. Cooper, a clinical neuropsychologist for the San Antonio Military Medical Center’s Traumatic Brain Injury Service, discusses the Study of Cognitive Rehabilitation Effectiveness, dubbed the SCORE trial, during an interview at the center in San Antonio. The study is examining cognitive rehabilitation therapy’s value as a treatment for service members with mild TBI. DOD photo by Linda Hosek

Douglas B. Cooper, a clinical neuropsychologist for the San Antonio Military Medical Center’s Traumatic Brain Injury Service, discusses the Study of Cognitive Rehabilitation Effectiveness, dubbed the SCORE trial, during an interview at the center in San Antonio. The study is examining cognitive rehabilitation therapy’s value as a treatment for service members with mild TBI. DOD photo by Linda Hosek

Douglas B. Cooper, a clinical neuropsychologist for the San Antonio Military Medical Center’s Traumatic Brain Injury Service, discusses the Study of Cognitive Rehabilitation Effectiveness, dubbed the SCORE trial, during an interview at the center in San Antonio. The study is examining cognitive rehabilitation therapy’s value as a treatment for service members with mild TBI. DOD photo by Linda Hosek

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