Why Veterans should join #ProjectEnlist and pledge their brains @concussionandcte
Why Veterans should join #ProjectEnlist and pledge their brains  @concussionandcte
Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Far too many of our nation’s Veterans return from service and battle the invisible wounds of war. CLF’s #ProjectEnlist will accelerate research on TBI, PTSD and CTE so we can better understand how to diagnose and treat brain injuries and protect those who courageously fight for our nation. In this video, the Honorable Matthew S. Collier, CLF Board Member, West Point graduate and retired US Army Airborne Ranger Infantry Officer, explains why fellow Veterans should join him in pledging to donate their brains.

To pledge your brain or learn more, visit ConcussionFoundation.org/ProjectEnlist
Why Veterans should join #ProjectEnlist and pledge their brainsQ&A on PT for Post-Concussion Syndrome with Dr. Lindsay WalstonDr. Ann McKee on why we need more female brain pledgesPhysical Symptoms of Concussion Pt. 1 | Concussion Game Plan Podcast | Episode 2Looking at Concussion and Sport from Different Perspectives WebinarJames Graham: Sharing His Story to Make Sports SaferLessons for Living with Post-Concussion Syndrome from James SchornInvisible Impact E4: Kennedy Faulknor on Being Sidelined by PCSReturn to Learn after Concussion | Concussion Game Plan Podcast | Episode 6CLF HelpLine for Law Enforcement & First RespondersWhen can you get back to normal after a concussion?Groundbreaking Clinical Trial for Former Football Players
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Why Veterans should join #ProjectEnlist and pledge their brains

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