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#1 - What is a concussion?
At-home Concussion Rehabilitation Exercises
Concussion care providers can recommend activity for patients to do at home to maximize healing opportunities. Here are some examples: Light cardio as tolerated — walking outdoors to train the… Read more »
Concussion Myths Intro
We’ve come a long way with the amount of scientific research about concussions available. With so much new information, it’s important to separate the truth from fiction. Here are the… Read more »
Concussion Myth #1: Sports Injuries are the leading cause of concussions
Following up from last week, it’s time to jump into some of the biggest concussion myths. Myth #1 sports injuries are the leading cause of concussions. Sports concussions, especially concussions… Read more »
Concussion Myth #2
Continuing our concussion myths series, we’ll be talking about myth #2: you must lose consciousness to have a concussion. Losing consciousness was once thought to be an indisputable sign of… Read more »
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