Sen. Murphy visits Q30 in Norwalk, highlights funds for medical devices that protect against traumatic brain injury
Q30 Innovation said its mission is to reduce traumatic brain injuries in sports and on the battlefield.
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13h agoState Sen. Chris Murphy visited Q30 Innovations on Monday in Norwalk to highlight $2.5 million in federal funds for medical devices to improve protection against traumatic brain injury in the Army.
Q30 Innovation said its mission is to reduce traumatic brain injuries in sports and on the battlefield.
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