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NTI Appoints New Officers and Board Members
National Trauma Institute’s Advocacy Yields $10 Million in Federal Research Funding
Multisector Collaboration Brings Better Technology to Trauma Victims
Surgeons Gardner, Rasmussen and Venticinque Join National Trauma Institute Board of Directors
NTI Testifies Before Congress on Need for Greater Military Research Investment in Leading Cause of Preventable Death for Soldiers
Play it Cool this Summer: National Trauma Institute Offers Safety Tips for Families During a Fun yet Dangerous Season
NTI Provides Public Evidence of Need to Close Trauma Research Gap
NTI Awards $2.5 Million to Nine Studies
Therese Frentz: Learning to Live Half-Way Healed
Hard-charging Therese Frentz never did anything half-way—until a suicide bomber in Baghdad’s Green Zone left her half dead.
Nicholas Velasquez: Drunk Driving Victim Finds a Hero
The victim of a horrific drunk driving crash, Nicholas Velasquez plays soccer today only because of highly trained paramedics, trauma surgeons and rehabilitation specialists.
Derek McGinnis: Wounded Warrior Helps Others Relieve Pain
After surviving a blast during the 2004 Fallujah Offensive and struggling through recovery, Navy Corpsman Derek McGinnis wrote a book about pain management for veterans and their families.Â
National Trauma Institute Seeks to Stop the Bleeding With Dramatic Campaign in Times Square
(SAN ANTONIO) – The National Trauma Institute (NTI), a non-profit organization dedicated to funding trauma research in the United States, launched a powerful new awareness and giving campaign in the heart of New York City today. While the images in the 15-second...
Roberto Espinosa: Three-story Fall Changes a Life
Roberto Espinosa had a lot of luck and one of the best trauma teams in Texas on his side when, on October 7, 2002, the bottom literally dropped out of his life.
National Trauma Institute Seeks Trauma Studies Eligible For $2.8 Million in Research Funding
(SAN ANTONIO) – The National Trauma Institute (NTI), a non-profit organization dedicated to funding trauma research in the United States, will grant $2.8 million to promising trauma studies. In its second national request for proposals, NTI seeks rigorous clinical...