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By Paul Stone On October 27th, 2016
Most people think that concussions are a short-term injury that is completely healed by the time symptoms fade away. But, a new Canadian study published in JAMA Pediatrics shows concussions…
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By jasonmaddox On October 26th, 2016
We’ve faced a dilemma recently here on NeuroNotes—to post or not to post comments. One of our blogs in particular has generated much interest, “Depression & Suicide Among Patients with…
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By Paul Stone On October 25th, 2016
It has become all but inarguable that concussions can have a lasting impact on athlete’s brains, accumulating to cause permanent damage and potentially cause chronic traumatic encephalopathy – a degenerative…
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By Paul Stone On October 21st, 2016
Over the past few years, every state in America has adopted concussion regulations for young athletes – the vast majority of which require players to be removed from play when…
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By Paul Stone On October 19th, 2016
In the lead up to the latest NFL season, the league touted changes to their concussion policy aimed at improving detection of injuries on the field and removing players suspected…
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By Paul Stone On October 17th, 2016
If you’ve heard about the “concussion crisis” in the NFL or the long-term risks of traumatic brain injury, you’ve likely heard of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). It is the boogeyman…
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By Paul Stone On October 14th, 2016
When the topic of traumatic brain injury comes up these days, it is almost always in relation to football and the risk of long-term brain damage to players. But, TBI…
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By Paul Stone On October 11th, 2016
The National Hockey League has made several rule changes to better prevent concussions within the sport in recent years, but the House’s Committee on Energy and Commerce is still concerned…
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By Paul Stone On October 6th, 2016
Over the past few years, several unique tests have emerged that can help diagnose concussions accurately and reliably. Each test has its strengths and weaknesses, but these tests have made…
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By Paul Stone On October 4th, 2016
Despite increased education efforts, one of the biggest challenges in the fight to prevent concussions in sports is changing the culture itself. Far too often, players will choose to hide…
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