ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff covers military medical advances and technology from the battlefield to the return home. The personal stories of physicians, scientists, active duty troops, veterans, and military families come together in this one hour documentary to show how these advances are both saving and changing the lives
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Lt. Col. Bryan Forney spent almost a year in a wheelchair due to severe burns and damage to his legs. Because of IDEO braces, Forney is given added support and is able to use his own momentum to walk independently.
Lt. Col. Bryan Forney spent almost a year in a wheelchair due to severe burns and damage to his legs. Because of IDEO braces, Forney is given added support and is able to use his own momentum to walk independently.
Retired U.S. National Guard Staff Sgt. Dale Beatty recounts the moment he was injured on the battlefield.
Retired U.S. National Guard Staff Sgt. Dale Beatty recounts the moment he was injured on the battlefield.
The Department of Defense estimates that more than 340,000 military service members have sustained a traumatic brain injury since 2000. Retired Army Sgt. 1st Class Elana Duffy - an avid rock climber - was diagnosed with a TBI two years after an improvised explosive device hit her convoy in
The Department of Defense estimates that more than 340,000 military service members have sustained a traumatic brain injury since 2000. Retired Army Sgt. 1st Class Elana Duffy - an avid rock climber - was diagnosed with a TBI two years after an improvised explosive device hit her convoy in
Retired Army Sgt. 1st Class Ramon Padilla, who lost his left arm while serving in Afghanistan in 2007, is the second person in the United States to have a prosthetic arm that uses implanted sensors to stimulate movement.
Retired Army Sgt. 1st Class Ramon Padilla, who lost his left arm while serving in Afghanistan in 2007, is the second person in the United States to have a prosthetic arm that uses implanted sensors to stimulate movement.
