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New Proposal for Behavioral Neurology Fellowship Program to Aid Veterans
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- H.R. 9863 aims to support veterans with traumatic brain injuries.
- The bill proposes a pilot program for a behavioral neurology fellowship.
- A report on the feasibility of the program will be submitted to Congress.
NewsWK — A new bill, H.R. 9863, has been introduced in Congress that seeks to enhance support for members of the Armed Forces and veterans dealing with traumatic brain injuries. The proposed legislation mandates the Director of the Defense Health Agency to report on the feasibility of implementing a pilot program aimed at establishing a fellowship in behavioral neurology.
This fellowship program is intended to provide specialized training opportunities that focus on the treatment of traumatic brain injuries, which have become a significant concern for many service members.
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