Blasts from military weapons may injure the brain through its blood vesselsBlast waves from powerful weapons can injure deep brain structures, leading to complex injuries not easily measured in veterans.
Two Marines spent years firing heavy weapons. Then came headaches and hemorrhage.Repeated exposure to blast waves may alter and damage blood vessels in the brain, as suggested by the experiences of two Marine gunners.
Author Correction: An extra-erythrocyte role of haemoglobin body in chondrocyte hypoxia adaption - NatureInterdisciplinary collaboration is essential for advancing cancer research and treatment.Military medical institutions play a significant role in scientific advancements related to cancer biology.