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  • Matt Schobel Takes Legal Action Over NFL Concussion Concerns

    Matt Schobel Takes Legal Action Over NFL Concussion Concerns

    In a significant development highlighting ongoing player safety issues within the National Football League (NFL), former NFL tight end Matt Schobel has initiated a lawsuit concerning concussions he says were sustained during his tenure in the league. This legal move shines a spotlight on the critical issue of head injuries in football and sparks further…

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  • NHL

    Navigating the Ice: McDonagh’s Return, Insurer Concerns, and the NHL’s Unique Culture

    The National Hockey League (NHL) is a realm where athleticism meets a vibrant cultural mosaic, marked by its unique blend of on-ice action, player safety concerns, and off-ice anecdotes that captivate fans and stakeholders alike. Recent developments have shone a spotlight on Ryan McDonagh’s much-anticipated return to the ice, growing insurer apprehensions regarding concussion risks,…

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  • Concussion Protocols

    Navigating Concussion Protocols: Smith’s Insights and Wisniewski’s KHL Journey Amidst Hockey Headlines

    In the fast-paced world of professional hockey, the health and safety of players have become paramount, with concussion protocols taking center stage. As the sport evolves, so too does the approach to managing and mitigating the risks associated with concussions. This article delves into the experiences of two notable figures in hockey: the implementation of…

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  • Spinal Injury

    Understanding Spinal Injury Risks in Athletic Endeavors

    Spinal injuries stand as a formidable concern within the athletic realm, impacting participants across a spectrum of sports. The repercussions of such injuries can be profound, ranging from enduring discomfort and limited mobility to severe paralysis. Grasping the root causes of spinal injuries within sports is essential for their prevention, the delivery of effective care,…

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  • Concussion lawyers aiming at NCAA

    Concussion lawyers aiming at NCAA

    Concussion litigation aimed at the NCAA has not reached NFL proportions, but former players and their lawyers seem to be exhausting all options.  Since the Adrian Arrington case out of Illinois surfaced two years ago and starts mediation Friday in Las Vegas, class-action suits in Tennessee and Indiana have followed. Bowling Green faces a lawsuit from former…

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  • The Standardized Assessment of Concussion

    The Standardized Assessment of Concussion

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  • NBC News: Risk of Concussions in High School Football

    NBC News: Risk of Concussions in High School Football

    The youth athlete with a concussion is at a much greater risk for second impact syndrome.

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  • NY Times: High School Football’s Hidden Danger

    NY Times: High School Football’s Hidden Danger

    Kort Breckenridge has short-term memory problems after suffering several concussions while playing football.

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  • NBC News: Football Head Injuries Often Not Treated

    NBC’s Chris Jansing reports on how head injuries on high school football fields are often found too late and some- times can potentially turn deadly.

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  • ESPN’s Outside The Lines: High School Concussions

    ESPN’s Outside The Lines: High School Concussions

    November 4, 2007 A growing number of high school athletes are hiding the signs and symptoms of concussions from their coaches. Video highlights Max Conrad’s story. After being diagnosed with a concussion, Max played in a game seven days later; Max collapsed at halftime due to second impact syndrome.

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