Eprint links to our current publications regarding Nonimpact mTBI (culminating in tentative conclusions of neck/vertebral artery injury adversely affecting posterior cerebral function) are available, upon request.

Full texts of our most recent neuropsychological publications regarding Nonimpact mTBI can be accessed on Research Gate.

Traumatic brain injury due to the impact of blasts in the U.S. military supports the results of my research (accessible on Research Gate) that some individuals exposed to violent acceleration forces in MVAs can sustain persistent brain injury, resulting in neurocognitive decline.

I tend to pay much more attention to the research of scientist-practitioners. My neuropsychology research of Nonimpact mTBI is an example.

For those practitioners interested in mTBI research, I now have a website that provides a compilation of my published research studies in Nonimpact mTBI: neuroinjury.ca Hopefully, the review will be helpful.

You may find my website at neuroinjury.ca of interest.