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All concussions are serious.
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that causes chemical changes in the brain and sometimes results in stretching and damaging of the brain cells. Learn more -
Create a Safe Sport Culture.
Athletes thrive when they have fun playing their sport and receive positive messages from their coaches and parents about reporting concussion symptoms. Learn more -
Playing or practicing with a concussion is dangerous.
While an athlete's brain is still healing, he or she is much more likely to have another concussion putting them at risk for a more serious brain injury or even death. Learn more -
Concussions affect each athlete differently.
Most athletes with a concussion feel better within a couple of weeks. However, for some, symptoms may last longer. Learn more
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Did You Know?
7 in 10 young athletes with a possible concussion report playing with concussion symptoms.
Take Action: Talk with athletes about any concerns they might have about reporting their concussion symptoms.
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25 percent of the concussions reported among high school athletes result from aggressive or illegal play.
Take Action: Model, expect, and enforce safe play. You set the tone for safety.
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Changing the Culture of Concussion Starts With You!
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