Campaign to raise awareness of brain injuries

More than 13,000 people are impacted by brain injuries in Ireland every year.

Campaign to raise awareness of brain injuries
Mon, 13 Dec, 2010 - 11:31

More than 13,000 people are impacted by brain injuries in Ireland every year.

The organisation Acquired Brain Injury Ireland is launching a guide to brain injury in Dublin today to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms.

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