The Intertwined History of Malingering and Brain Injury: An Argument for Structural Competency in Traumatic Brain Injury

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 49 (3):365-371 (2021)
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Abstract

Every year millions of people suffer minor brain injuries, many of which occur in collision sports. While there has been substantial commentary and debate about the nature of this public health crisis, it is clear that the scientific and clinical arguments reflect values preferences and judgments that are often invisible in documents which combine artful language with undue focus paid to sources of uncertainty at the cost of clarity and transparency. This essay gives a brief history of these patterns and proposes a remedy.

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