Researchers just released a study in the medical journal, Neurosurgery, revealing that teen athletes who have suffered two or more concussions may already show signs of post concussion syndrome. Six hundred sixteen student athletes from three states were split into three groups, completed pre and post concussion (when applicable) questionnaires, had neuropsychological testing, and gave researchers detailed information about their concussion symptoms. The first group experienced one concussion;...
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