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Brain Injury Association
of America
1608 Spring Hill Road,
Suite 110
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 703-761-0750
Fax: 703-761-0755

National Brain Injury Information Center.
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1-800-444-6443

	Policy News: Policy Corner Weekly E-Newsletter 2009 Legislative Fact Sheets / Policy Goals Health Care Reform Library BIAA Testimony To Appropriations Committees
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	The National Directory of Brain Injury Services is available as an on-line searchable database here at www.biausa.org. Consumers looking for help will now be able to find services 24 hours a day. Read the press release. or click the Directory button to your lower left to use the Directory.
	New BIAA Position Paper: "Conceptualizing Brain Injury as a Chronic Disease". The Board of Directors of BIAA adopted this position paper at its meeting on February 27, 2009, in Washington, D.C. The Association will continue to review the topic of brain injury as a disease as scientific and public policy progress dictates. Click here to view
	Media Coverage: Cognitive rehabilitation featured in July 12, 2009 Parade Magazine article by Lee Woodruff. Natasha Richardson’s fatal brain injury. Listen to KGO Radio Interview with Dr. Greg O’Shanick, BIAA Medical Director. Instructions: Download the mp3 file. (5 megs) Brain Injury Featured on NPR’s Diane Rehm Show Click here
	New Resources on Our Website New TBI Model Systems Abstract Posted: Does a person's neighborhood have an impact on outcome after TBI? The latest edition of THE Challenge Brain Imaging FAQ – Click Here
	Call for Nominations: 2010 Robert L. Moody Prize Nominations are being accepted for the Robert L. Moody Prize for Distinguished Initiatives in Brain Injury Research and Rehabilitation. Click here for info and forms.
	IBIA Conference The International Brain Injury Association presents the Eighth World Congress on Brain Injury March 10 - 14, 2010, Washington, DC. Click here for all the details
	Farewell BIAA bids farewell to Henry Stonnington, M.D., a distinguished physician, visionary leader and beacon of hope for individuals with brain injury. Click here to read more.
	Goodbye Dear Friend We say goodbye to Mark Ylvisaker, Ph.D., philosopher, speech-language pathologist, and advocate for children and adolescents with brain injury. Read more
	Brain Injury & The Military BIAA Issues: Comments on VA Disability Ratings BIAA Issues: Public/Private Position Statement

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