wayne yankus
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Are parents seeing more head trauma in youth sports?
Nationally we are seeing children of all ages suffer more sports head trauma. The national brain injury study called IMPACT is gathering data showing that children don't recover all cognitive abilities as fast as physical coordination. Many schools and hospital centers are now offering the computer IMPACT test to children with documented concussion syndromes to improve academic and neurological outcomes. All those head "bangs" add up.
Parents should be aware of head and sports protective gear that fits properly, model behavior, and when to have children evaluated in Emergency Wards when injured.
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Sports and athletics
Parents should be aware of head and sports protective gear that fits properly, model behavior, and when to have children evaluated in Emergency Wards when injured.
> 60 days ago
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