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Older adults are a peak incidence group for traumatic brain injury (TBI). However, empirical evidence on TBI in older adults is often limited to extrapolated findings from studies involving younger adults. While cognitiveâ€communication deficits are an established consequence of TBI with substantial impact on social outcome for younger adults, little is known about the nature of cognitiveâ€communication changes experienced by older adults following a newâ€onset TBI.
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