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Shannon Bauman concussion
Shannon Bauman
"A concussion playing hockey cost me two years of my MD practice, sport & life. What I learned completely changed practice."
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"A concussion playing hockey cost me two years of my MD practice, sport & life. What I learned completely changed practice."
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Jessica Firestone concussion
Jessica Firestone
"Of everybody like literally a whole hockey team and then me I'm the one who gets a concussion up north."
https://mobile.twitter.com/jfirestone13/status/
"Of everybody like literally a whole hockey team and then me I'm the one who gets a concussion up north."
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Hill Murray Alum Anne Girtz
Anne Girtz
"For the first game of the Kvalserien, we were playing one of the relegated Riksserien teams, SDE. About 10 minutes into the first period, another girl and I were going hard for an icing; I lost my edge around the bottom of the circles and hit my shoulder full-force into the end boards.
Stunnned, I got up, didn't feel much pain, but knew something was very off with my shoulder. I slowly skated to the bench while the refs and my teammates motioned for me to get to the other end of the ice for the face-off after the icing call. I shook my head no, and climbed, dazed, into our bench.
I put my gloves and stick down and reached into my shoulder pads to feel on top of my shoulder where the pain was starting to worsen. Over my underarmour, I could feel a searing hot bump at the edge of my collar bone where it meets the shoulder. Immediately, I knew something was not right.
Fast forwarding through the next 7 months - which included diagnosis of a grade 5 AC joint separation, two surgeries to repair the torn ligaments in my shoulder, and 6 months of rehab, I am now back at full ability, and very impatiently ready for the first game of the season -- which happens tomorrow."
Read more: http://www.womenshockeylife.com/blogs_v ... 17&CatId=6
"For the first game of the Kvalserien, we were playing one of the relegated Riksserien teams, SDE. About 10 minutes into the first period, another girl and I were going hard for an icing; I lost my edge around the bottom of the circles and hit my shoulder full-force into the end boards.
Stunnned, I got up, didn't feel much pain, but knew something was very off with my shoulder. I slowly skated to the bench while the refs and my teammates motioned for me to get to the other end of the ice for the face-off after the icing call. I shook my head no, and climbed, dazed, into our bench.
I put my gloves and stick down and reached into my shoulder pads to feel on top of my shoulder where the pain was starting to worsen. Over my underarmour, I could feel a searing hot bump at the edge of my collar bone where it meets the shoulder. Immediately, I knew something was not right.
Fast forwarding through the next 7 months - which included diagnosis of a grade 5 AC joint separation, two surgeries to repair the torn ligaments in my shoulder, and 6 months of rehab, I am now back at full ability, and very impatiently ready for the first game of the season -- which happens tomorrow."
Read more: http://www.womenshockeylife.com/blogs_v ... 17&CatId=6
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Beth Boyle Machlan
"Just got an email from alma mater saying I might be entitled to "medical monitoring for concussion" from playing hockey over 20 yrs ago."
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"Just got an email from alma mater saying I might be entitled to "medical monitoring for concussion" from playing hockey over 20 yrs ago."
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Kathryn Kotchish Concussion
Kathryn Kotchish
"During her very first lesson, however, Kathryn suffered a concussion, with some bleeding on the brain. She was rushed to the hospital."
Little York Township girl up for big national honor
Read more: http://www.yorkdispatch.com/story/sport ... /91293978/
"During her very first lesson, however, Kathryn suffered a concussion, with some bleeding on the brain. She was rushed to the hospital."
Little York Township girl up for big national honor
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Jess Falconer
"Gets concussion playing intramural boys hockey*
Me logic: "oh yea I'm playing again”
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"Gets concussion playing intramural boys hockey*
Me logic: "oh yea I'm playing again”
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Worst Concussions
Worst Concussions
"The worst is women's college hockey. For the more common sports, especially in this area, softball, basketball, and soccer are the three primary areas that have been studied. Two to three times the amount of female concussions occur in those sports than males," says Dr. Balagna."
A Majority of Americans Unaware Concussions Affect Women More than Men
Read more: http://www.wandtv.com/story/33307382/a- ... e-than-men
"The worst is women's college hockey. For the more common sports, especially in this area, softball, basketball, and soccer are the three primary areas that have been studied. Two to three times the amount of female concussions occur in those sports than males," says Dr. Balagna."
A Majority of Americans Unaware Concussions Affect Women More than Men
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He also was a hockey player
After concussions, ex-Gophers football star Ben Utecht fights not to forget
With new concussion treatment, Minnesota football star Ben Utecht is determined to remember what's most important: his family.
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After concussions, ex-Gophers football star Ben Utecht fights not to forget
With new concussion treatment, Minnesota football star Ben Utecht is determined to remember what's most important: his family.
http://www.startribune.com/variety/397018481.html
via the Star Tribune News app
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wbur.org: After Recovering For Sochi, Pucci Retires From Hockey To Study The Brain
After Recovering For Sochi, Pucci Retires From Hockey To Study The Brain
http://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2016/10/1 ... n-olympics
After Recovering For Sochi, Pucci Retires From Hockey To Study The Brain
http://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2016/10/1 ... n-olympics
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Kaliya Johnson
Weber and Kessel scratched from tonight's roster. Johnson also a scratch for CT (concussion)
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Weber and Kessel scratched from tonight's roster. Johnson also a scratch for CT (concussion)
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Fishers hockey player Derek Zike: Living as a quadriplegic
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Older article found
September: Traumatic Brain Injury Month | Women's Voices For Change
September: Traumatic Brain Injury Month
Read more: http://womensvoicesforchange.org/septem ... -month.htm
September: Traumatic Brain Injury Month | Women's Voices For Change
September: Traumatic Brain Injury Month
Read more: http://womensvoicesforchange.org/septem ... -month.htm
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Greg Ploetz was a Texas Longhorns DT. He never went pro, but had CTE. His niece made this short film on his decline
Greg Ploetz was a Texas Longhorns DT. He never went pro, but had CTE. His niece made this short film on his decline
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One Third of Kids Return to Play With Concussion
One Third of Kids Return to Play With Concussion
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/871103
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/871103
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Is baseline testing for concussions worth it for your kids?
Traumatic brain injury experts discourage baseline testing, but over 200 chiropractor-trained clinics endorse it.
Is baseline testing for concussions worth it for your kids?
http://www.cbc.ca/m/sports/concussions- ... -1.3823734
Is baseline testing for concussions worth it for your kids?
http://www.cbc.ca/m/sports/concussions- ... -1.3823734
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A Preliminary Exploration of Concussion and Strength Performance in Youth Ice Hockey Players. - PubMed - NCBI
A Preliminary Exploration of Concussion and Strength Performance in Youth Ice Hockey Players.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/27191209/
A Preliminary Exploration of Concussion and Strength Performance in Youth Ice Hockey Players.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/27191209/
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Paige Decker: Part 27
Concussion Blog
27. What's next... a nonprofit for concussions
http://www.theinvisibleinjury.net/blog/ ... foundation
27. What's next... a nonprofit for concussions
http://www.theinvisibleinjury.net/blog/ ... foundation
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Martha Peppes Concussion
Martha Peppes
"Despite missing more than half of last season with a concussion, Peppes has been outstanding the past two winters with the Seawolves."
Peppes takes her talents to Hockey East
Read more: http://www.valleybreeze.com/2016-11-22/ ... DVAyzKZNhA
"Despite missing more than half of last season with a concussion, Peppes has been outstanding the past two winters with the Seawolves."
Peppes takes her talents to Hockey East
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USA TODAY: Ex-players from more than 100 college football teams diagnosed with CTE
From USA TODAY:
Ex-players from more than 100 college football teams diagnosed with CTE
15 schools at at least three players on the list.
http://usat.ly/2eS5Gfx
From USA TODAY:
Ex-players from more than 100 college football teams diagnosed with CTE
15 schools at at least three players on the list.
http://usat.ly/2eS5Gfx
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Concussions: University of Windsor, Windsor Wildcats study concussions
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Alters the Brains of Kids as Young as 8
Football Alters the Brains of Kids as Young as 8
New evidence of the danger of the sport
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archi ... ds/504863/
Football Alters the Brains of Kids as Young as 8
New evidence of the danger of the sport
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archi ... ds/504863/
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Haley Irwin Concussion
Haley Irwin
Irwin suffered a concussion in January 2015, while playing for the Canadian Women's Hockey League's Calgary Inferno. As she closed in on clearance to play later that year, a chronic hip injury blossomed into a condition that required surgery.
Of the two maladies, rehabilitating the hip was more straightforward. Concussions can be a one-step-forward, two-steps-back injury.
Irwin wondered whether she would be able to return to the sport and what her personal future might hold.
"I worked a lot with (a) sports psych during that time and one of the questions she asked me was, 'Who are you without hockey?'" Irwin recalled. "That one stumps you good."
Irwin returns to Canadian women's hockey team after long battle with injuries
Read more: http://thechronicleherald.ca/sports/141 ... h-injuries
Irwin suffered a concussion in January 2015, while playing for the Canadian Women's Hockey League's Calgary Inferno. As she closed in on clearance to play later that year, a chronic hip injury blossomed into a condition that required surgery.
Of the two maladies, rehabilitating the hip was more straightforward. Concussions can be a one-step-forward, two-steps-back injury.
Irwin wondered whether she would be able to return to the sport and what her personal future might hold.
"I worked a lot with (a) sports psych during that time and one of the questions she asked me was, 'Who are you without hockey?'" Irwin recalled. "That one stumps you good."
Irwin returns to Canadian women's hockey team after long battle with injuries
Read more: http://thechronicleherald.ca/sports/141 ... h-injuries
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Longitudinal Study of Postconcussion Syndrome: Not Everyone Recovers. - PubMed - NCBI
Longitudinal study of postconcussion syndrome: not everyone recovers
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/27784191/
Longitudinal study of postconcussion syndrome: not everyone recovers
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/27784191/
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doctor portrayed in movie 'Concussion' stands by conclusion that kids under 18 shouldn't play high-impact sports
"The doctor portrayed in the 2015 movie “Concussion” repeated his conclusion Wednesday that kids younger than 18 should not play football and other high-impact sports.
Dr. Bennet Omalu, who battled with the National Football League after discovering signs of a dementia-causing disease in the brain of a deceased NFL player, was the keynote speaker at the Better Business Bureau’s 21st annual Integrity Awards luncheon at the Embassy Suites in La Vista.
Clete Blakeman, an Omaha personal injury attorney and veteran NFL referee, served as the event’s honorary chairman and introduced Omalu, calling him a “game-changer” who stood up for the truth and showed “real, true moral courage,” persisting even when he was ridiculed for his findings.
Blakeman, whose physique earned him the label the “hot ref” after he served as lead official in this year’s Super Bowl, noted that the theme for the event was “Courage Under Fire.” The BBB’s awards are intended to promote the importance of ethical business practices and recognize local organizations’ commitment to them.
Omalu, played in the movie by actor Will Smith, wrote in a New York Times opinion piece weeks before the movie was released that kids under 18 have not reached the age of consent and should not play football, hockey and other such sports.
He repeated his conclusion Wednesday, saying there was no justification for children under age 18 to play high-impact sports. He said he will not let his own young son play football. “It damages your child’s brain, yet America keeps quiet because money is involved,” he said."
In Omaha area, doctor portrayed in movie 'Concussion' stands by conclusion that kids under 18 shouldn't play football
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"The doctor portrayed in the 2015 movie “Concussion” repeated his conclusion Wednesday that kids younger than 18 should not play football and other high-impact sports.
Dr. Bennet Omalu, who battled with the National Football League after discovering signs of a dementia-causing disease in the brain of a deceased NFL player, was the keynote speaker at the Better Business Bureau’s 21st annual Integrity Awards luncheon at the Embassy Suites in La Vista.
Clete Blakeman, an Omaha personal injury attorney and veteran NFL referee, served as the event’s honorary chairman and introduced Omalu, calling him a “game-changer” who stood up for the truth and showed “real, true moral courage,” persisting even when he was ridiculed for his findings.
Blakeman, whose physique earned him the label the “hot ref” after he served as lead official in this year’s Super Bowl, noted that the theme for the event was “Courage Under Fire.” The BBB’s awards are intended to promote the importance of ethical business practices and recognize local organizations’ commitment to them.
Omalu, played in the movie by actor Will Smith, wrote in a New York Times opinion piece weeks before the movie was released that kids under 18 have not reached the age of consent and should not play football, hockey and other such sports.
He repeated his conclusion Wednesday, saying there was no justification for children under age 18 to play high-impact sports. He said he will not let his own young son play football. “It damages your child’s brain, yet America keeps quiet because money is involved,” he said."
In Omaha area, doctor portrayed in movie 'Concussion' stands by conclusion that kids under 18 shouldn't play football
Read more: http://www.omaha.com/livewellnebraska/i ... 68d55.html
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The latest concussion update from CBC
"I would say it is a Wild West, and I think unfortunately the people who suffer in this culture are kids and families," Reed says. "Until we get together to make sure that the people who should be delivering concussion care are delivering it, those kids and families are going to continue to not get appropriate care and to be very confused about what to do when you have a concussion.”
Private concussion clinics called a 'Wild West' of unregulated treatment
As fears about concussions grow, hundreds of clinics are profiting
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/concussio ... -1.3833158
"I would say it is a Wild West, and I think unfortunately the people who suffer in this culture are kids and families," Reed says. "Until we get together to make sure that the people who should be delivering concussion care are delivering it, those kids and families are going to continue to not get appropriate care and to be very confused about what to do when you have a concussion.”
Private concussion clinics called a 'Wild West' of unregulated treatment
As fears about concussions grow, hundreds of clinics are profiting
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/concussio ... -1.3833158