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  Re: From Axon to Action: The Devil of Brain Trauma Is in the Details

  Good question Shane

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  David Castillo Medical Instructor, HeadKickLegend.com

  Monday, May 30, 2011 — 12:23 am

  barring an outright ban, is providing athletes with the best available care possible. The NFL is on the ... the possible presence of depression without being overt about it. Because CTE cannot be observed in ...
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  Re: (Re)Claiming Space in the Kids Cable Game: Discovery, Hasbro, and The Hub

  The merging of the two

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  Shane Santucci Student

  Sunday, May 29, 2011 — 8:30 pm

  possibility, say I was really into the show “Rugrats” and it aired at noon, the same time as “Mickey Mouse ...
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  From Axon to Action: The Devil of Brain Trauma Is in the Details

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  David Castillo Medical Instructor, HeadKickLegend.com

  May 28, 2011

  2 comments

  From Axon to Action: The Devil of Brain Trauma Is in the Details sports injuries CTE brain and behavior axonal injury Curator's Note While it may seem intuitive to measure brain trauma, specifically the most intense trauma associated with contact spo ...
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  Re: The Disincentives to Combat Concussions in Professional Sports

  Miscellaneous Disincentives

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  David Castillo Medical Instructor, HeadKickLegend.com

  Thursday, May 26, 2011 — 5:22 am

  a brutal hit, but it's not out of the realm of possibility, especially in sports where grudges are ...
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  The Disincentives to Combat Concussions in Professional Sports

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  Todd Martin Los Angeles Times, Sherdog.com, Wrestlingobserver.com

  May 25, 2011

  6 comments

  The Disincentives to Combat Concussions in Professional Sports Sports Injuries sports Curator's Note As increased medical research has demonstrated the nature of and dangers related to concussions, sports leagues have moved to protect their players f ...
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  Re: Aaron Rodgers's Magic Floating Helmet

  Fair catch?

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  Bryce McNeil Georgia State University

  Tuesday, May 24, 2011 — 2:22 pm

  safe as possible. ...
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  Re: Legitimizing the Feminine?: Regulation and the Politics of Cheerleading Injuries

  A sport by an other name...

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  David Epstein Sports Illustrated

  Tuesday, May 24, 2011 — 1:46 pm

  potentially dangerous things, and emergency medical care should be provided whenever possible whether or not ...
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  Re: Legitimizing the Feminine?: Regulation and the Politics of Cheerleading Injuries

  As an Aside

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  David Castillo Medical Instructor, HeadKickLegend.com

  Tuesday, May 24, 2011 — 4:31 am

  Great work Bryce. While slightly tangential to your post, the cheerleading injuries emphasize one of the more curious stats on concussions, which is that female college hockey has a higher incidence of concussions than the NFL. Women's college hockey ...
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  Aaron Rodgers's Magic Floating Helmet

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  David Epstein Sports Illustrated

  May 24, 2011

  5 comments

  Aaron Rodgers's Magic Floating Helmet Sports Injuries Football concussions Curator's Note This hit that Chicago Bears defensive end Julius Peppers laid on Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers in the NFC championship game nearly changed th ...
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  Legitimizing the Feminine?: Regulation and the Politics of Cheerleading Injuries

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  Bryce McNeil Georgia State University

  May 23, 2011

  11 comments

  cheerleading.  One possible reason this garners little discussion is that regulation might blur the ... controversially to count it as sport in the NCAA (which, in turn, would qualify it as a possibility for schools to ...

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