Assessment and Treatment, Mental Health

▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Assessing the Structural and Functional Effects of Neuromodulation Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Balance
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Balance and Pain
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Blast vs non-Blast Injury
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Blood Biomarkers
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	CENC Concussion Research Update
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	CENC Overview and Accomplishments
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Characterizing effects of mild traumatic brain injury and posttraumatic stress disorder on balance impairments in blast-exposed servicemembers and Veterans using computerized posturography
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Chronic Pain
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	LIMBIC-CENC Dementia Prognostic Tool.
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Clinician Fact Sheet for Dementia
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Cognitive Performance
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Cognitive Performance
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	CTE and Dementia Risk TBI and PTSD
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	CTE or Not CTE, Clinician’s Guide
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Disability Ratings and mTBI
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Distress tolerance and symptom severity mediate failure on a symptom validity test in Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans with PTSD
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Do postconcussive symptoms from traumatic brain injury in combat veterans predict risk for receiving opioid therapy for chronic pain?
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Exploring the factor structure of a battery of neuropsychological assessments among the CENC cohort
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	LIMBIC-CENC Clinical Care Monograph #1
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Managing Combat Mild TBI in Polytrauma System
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Managing Concussion
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Pain and chronic mild traumatic brain injury in the US military population: A Chronic Effects of Neurotrauma Consortium study
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Pain and Neuroimaging
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Repetitive Mild TBI and Dementia
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Risks for Symptoms
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	TBI and Neurodegerative Conditions
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	TBI Pain and Opioid Therapy
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	The Chronic Effects of Neurotrauma Consortium (CENC) multi-centre study interim analysis: Differences between participants with positive versus negative mild TBI histories.
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	The Role of Pain Catastrophizing in Cognitive Functioning Among Veterans With History of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
▪	BRIEF REVIEW	Traumatic Brain Injury and Receipt of Prescription Opioid Therapy for Chronic Pain in Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans: Do Clinical Practice Guidelines Matter?