Key Points
- Iran war is causing lasting damage to US soldiers
- Approximately 700 US soldiers were injured
- Traumatic brain injuries are widespread
By the Numbers
700
Concerns are growing about the lasting effects of the Iran war on US soldiers. US soldier Joe Shearer, who suffered two separate head injuries in Iraq, was only recently diagnosed with these conditions. Shearer still experiences symptoms such as dizziness, migraines, and memory loss. Approximately 700 US soldiers were injured in drone and missile attacks on US bases during the Iran war, with most suffering traumatic brain injuries. These incidents are increasing concerns about the lasting effects of the Iran war on US soldiers.
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- What happened to US soldiers in the Iran war?
- US soldiers were injured in drone and missile attacks and suffered traumatic brain injuries during the Iran war.
- How many US soldiers were injured?
- Approximately 700 US soldiers were injured.
- What is traumatic brain injury?
- Traumatic brain injury is a type of brain damage caused by a violent blow to the head or body.
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