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Evidence of traumatic brain injury in shooter who killed 18 in deadliest shooting in Maine history

Card's brain analysis revealed degeneration in nerve fibers, inflammation, and small blood vessel injury, per Dr. Ann McKee of Boston University's CTE Center.
Card was exposed to repeated low-level blasts while working at an Army hand grenade training range, where he also served as an instructor.
These exposures likely contributed to the observed brain abnormalities in Card, as indicated by the analysis results.

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