Cusk said it herself in this paper: "Motherhood has traumatic elements, but divorce is only darkness, only trauma".
Motherhood has traumatic elements, but divorce is only darkness, only trauma, so there aren't many controversial things that can be said about it.
Others developed symptoms that could not be linked to any specific traumatic event — a crucial element in the diagnosis.
Given the human element in traumatic deaths in dogs, these statistics might be considered in discussions relative to responsible pet ownership.
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Another initiative on standardization of data collection is the international interagency effort on common data elements for traumatic brain injury initiated by the US National Institutes of Health [ 8, 9].
27 Five studies used a slightly modified definition proposed by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention: an acute, traumatic lesion of neural elements in the spinal canal (spinal cord or cauda equina) resulting in motor and/or sensory deficit or bowel/bladder dysfunction, either temporary or permanent.
Biomechanical modeling of traumatic brain injury (TBI) uses finite element (FE) models of the human head to understand how energy from external head impact is converted into the regional mechanical responses that cause focal brain injury [15, 16, 17].
"There's this element of historical post-traumatic stress that's occurred in Indian communities," said Dr. Chuck North, the chief medical officer for Indian Health Services.
