Disparities in mental health symptoms recovery across race/ethnicity and education level following mild traumatic brain injury

Rosemay A. Remigio-Baker,Lars D. Hungerford,Su Yeon Lee-Tauler,Jason M. Bailie,Melissa Caswell,Ida Babakhanyan,Mark L. Ettenhofer

Dialogues in Health（2022）

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Abstract

•Race differences in mental health recovery post-TBI are found among service members•The relationship between race and mental health symptoms varied by education level•Highly-educated minorities had higher levels of depressive symptoms posttreatment•Neurobehavioral symptoms posttreatment increased more in highly-educated minorities•Among neurobehavioral symptoms, affective symptoms were most affected by race

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Race/ethnicity,Depressive Symptoms,Post-traumatic Stress Disorder,Neurobehavioral Signs and Symptoms,Educational Status,Military Health

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