Recent News
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Untapped potential of machine learning techniques for Parkinson’s Disease research and healthcare
Parkinson’s Progression Markers Initiative (PPMI): Review of a decade of research applying machine learning to the study of Parkinson’s disease diagnosis and progression.
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Cohen Veterans Bioscience Announces ‘Call for National TBI Action Coalition’
A new Community Coordination model to accelerate a first generation of diagnostics and treatments for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
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Cohen Veterans Bioscience, the Scientific and Advocacy Leaders in TBI and PTSD, Applauds newly released film ‘Causeway’
New film starring Jennifer Lawrence depicts experience of U.S. Veteran with traumatic brain injury with scientific accuracy and depiction of invisible wounds
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American Brain Coalition Selects Cohen Veterans Bioscience Executive as New Board Member
Chantelle Ferland-Beckham, PhD, Senior Director of External Affairs at Cohen Veterans Bioscience, to serve on Board of Directors of the American Brain Coalition
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Untapped potential of machine learning techniques for Parkinson’s Disease research and healthcare
Parkinson’s Progression Markers Initiative (PPMI): Review of a decade of research applying machine learning to the study of Parkinson’s disease diagnosis and progression.
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News
Cohen Veterans Bioscience Announces ‘Call for National TBI Action Coalition’
A new Community Coordination model to accelerate a first generation of diagnostics and treatments for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
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News
Cohen Veterans Bioscience, the Scientific and Advocacy Leaders in TBI and PTSD, Applauds newly released film ‘Causeway’
New film starring Jennifer Lawrence depicts experience of U.S. Veteran with traumatic brain injury with scientific accuracy and depiction of invisible wounds
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News
American Brain Coalition Selects Cohen Veterans Bioscience Executive as New Board Member
Chantelle Ferland-Beckham, PhD, Senior Director of External Affairs at Cohen Veterans Bioscience, to serve on Board of Directors of the American Brain Coalition
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Events
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22 Jumps: October 15, 2022 in Fayetteville, West Virginia
22 Jumps is excited to BASE jump at the New River Gorge Bridge in Fayetteville, West Virginia on October 15, 2022. 8 jumpers will be doing a combined 22 jumps throughout the day.
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Brain Trauma Blueprint Action Summit
The inaugural Brain Trauma Blueprint (BTB) Action Summit will be held on October 18-19th, 2022 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington DC.
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22 Jumps: Memorial Day Weekend 2022, Twin Falls, Idaho
This year we have three jumpers all attempting 22 jumps from the Perrine Bridge in a single day: Andrew Katz, US Army; Brittany Cantwell, Dept. of Veterans Affairs; and Nick
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22 Jumps: January 30th, 2022 at Camelback Mountain, Arizona
Marine Veteran Tristan Wimmer and other Veterans are BASE jumping 22 times in a single day from Arizona's Camelback Mountain on January 30th, 2022.
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22 Jumps: October 16, 2021, Fayetteville, West Virginia
Due to the Covid-19 Delta variant, the BASE-jumping events at Bridge Day on October 16‚ including the 22 Jumps fundraising event‚ have been cancelled.
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Running to raise funds for PTSD research
Tyler Guerriero, an Air Force reservist and Marine Veteran, has served our country for the past twelve years. To support CVB's PTSD research, Tyler is running Denver's Colfax Marathon on
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22 Jumps: October 15, 2022 in Fayetteville, West Virginia
22 Jumps is excited to BASE jump at the New River Gorge Bridge in Fayetteville, West Virginia on October 15, 2022. 8 jumpers will be doing a combined 22 jumps throughout the day.
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Brain Trauma Blueprint Action Summit
The inaugural Brain Trauma Blueprint (BTB) Action Summit will be held on October 18-19th, 2022 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington DC.
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Recent Presentations & Conferences
Learn about recent presentations made by members of the Cohen Veterans Bioscience team.
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Memorial RockNRyan rockfish tournament reels in funds for traumatic brain injury
The first annual RockN'Ryan Rockfish Tournament brought together employees from leading companies in Maryland's technology industry this past spring to raise awareness for traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and veteran suicide.
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22 Jumps: Memorial Day Weekend 2022, Twin Falls, Idaho
This year we have three jumpers all attempting 22 jumps from the Perrine Bridge in a single day: Andrew Katz, US Army; Brittany Cantwell, Dept. of Veterans Affairs; and Nick Cliche, US Air Force.
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22 Jumps: January 30th, 2022 at Camelback Mountain, Arizona
Marine Veteran Tristan Wimmer and other Veterans are BASE jumping 22 times in a single day from Arizona's Camelback Mountain on January 30th, 2022.
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22 Jumps: October 16, 2021, Fayetteville, West Virginia
Due to the Covid-19 Delta variant, the BASE-jumping events at Bridge Day on October 16‚ including the 22 Jumps fundraising event‚ have been cancelled.
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Running to raise funds for PTSD research
Tyler Guerriero, an Air Force reservist and Marine Veteran, has served our country for the past twelve years. To support CVB's PTSD research, Tyler is running Denver's Colfax Marathon on October 16, 2021 to raise awareness that PTSD can be a risk factor for suicide.
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Featured Articles
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A Navy SEAL Talks Commitment and Care
Brian Losey has spent his entire career—some 33 years—serving our country. In August 2016, he retired as Rear Admiral of the U.S. Navy where he led the Special Warfare Command.
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Reflections On The Impact Of 9/11 From A Secret Service Agent Who Was There – And Whose Family Was Forever Changed
Experience Sept. 11, 2001 from Frank Larkin, US Secret Service senior supervisor/special agent assigned to the New York Field Office located in Building #7 of the New York City World
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How to Maintain Your Mental Health
Research suggests long-term stress can have a negative impact on the brain. When chronic stress causes our brains to remain in a fight or flight state, we can experience a
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Q&A Spotlight with Lee Lancashire, PhD, on PTSD Data Modeling
Chief Information Officer Dr. Lee Lancashire discusses how CVB's approach to data modeling is helping to advance research for trauma-related brain disorders, such as PTSD and TBI.
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Understanding Sexual Assault and PTSD
The goal of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is to increase awareness of the prevalence of sexual violence and to provide education to individuals and communities about prevention. Sexual violence
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Discussing the Normative Neuroimaging Library with Dr. James Stone
James R. Stone, MD, PhD is the scientific principal investigator for the Normative Neuroimaging Library, and Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Research, UVA Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging.
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Thoughts on COVID-19 from Frank Larkin, Chair of the Veterans Advisory Council
"We will get through this, but not without experiencing a variable degree of dysfunction, inconvenience and pain. The greatest threat, beyond the unknown" surrounding this epidemic, is FEAR. Fear can be crippling and can take you to a very dark place of despair and hopelessness. Fear can also tune your senses and personal resolve to overcome a threat."
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A Navy SEAL Talks Commitment and Care
Brian Losey has spent his entire career—some 33 years—serving our country. In August 2016, he retired as Rear Admiral of the U.S. Navy where he led the Special Warfare Command.
Learn More
Blog
Reflections On The Impact Of 9/11 From A Secret Service Agent Who Was There – And Whose Family Was Forever Changed
Experience Sept. 11, 2001 from Frank Larkin, US Secret Service senior supervisor/special agent assigned to the New York Field Office located in Building #7 of the New York City World Trade Center (WTC) complex.
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How to Maintain Your Mental Health
Research suggests long-term stress can have a negative impact on the brain. When chronic stress causes our brains to remain in a fight or flight state, we can experience a host of negative effects on both our brains and bodies
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Understanding How Suicide Relates to PTSD and TBI
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day. Every year, more than 41,000 people die by suicide in the United States. During September, you can help combat stigma and raise awareness about suicide and prevention, connect with people you know who are impacted, and share resources to help those at risk.
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Q&A Spotlight with Lee Lancashire, PhD, on PTSD Data Modeling
Chief Information Officer Dr. Lee Lancashire discusses how CVB's approach to data modeling is helping to advance research for trauma-related brain disorders, such as PTSD and TBI.
Learn More
Blog
Understanding Sexual Assault and PTSD
The goal of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is to increase awareness of the prevalence of sexual violence and to provide education to individuals and communities about prevention. Sexual violence often has long-term effects on victims, including Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and suicidality.
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