50 U.S. Troops Now Diagnosed With Brain Injuries After Missile Attack

The number of US service members diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries after Iran's missile strike has increased to 50. Initially, no injuries were reported, but the numbers have been revised multiple times. The attack was a response to the US killing Iran's top military commander. Concussion symptoms can take time to appear, and the military continues to screen personnel. Over 30 injured members have returned to duty, but more diagnoses are expected.

What was the initial number of traumatic brain injuries reported after Iran's missile strike?

• None

• 34

• 11

• 50

What was the initial statement from President Trump and the Pentagon regarding the January 8th strike?

• 11 soldiers were injured

• No American soldiers were injured

• 34 soldiers were injured

• 50 soldiers were injured

What does the CDC say about the appearance of concussion symptoms?

• They can take weeks or months to appear

• They appear immediately

• They appear within a day

• They never appear

How many service members had returned to their posts in Iraq as of Tuesday?

• More than 30

• More than 50

• More than 20

• More than 40

What action is the military taking for those within the blast radius?

• Screening for symptoms

• Sending them home

• Ignoring them

• Providing immediate treatment