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Learn how to prevent a concussion and, if one does occur, what symptoms to look for before calling your doctor.

This toolkit teaches coaches, athletes, and parents how to play it safe.

Learn  to recognize if you need to go to the hospital from a hit to the head from this infographic from retired snowboarder Kevin Pearce's LoveYourBrain campaign.

Know what to do if your child sustains a concussion on the football field, basketball court, skateboarding, or just goofing around.

Why do some parents and coaches think it's okay to let 9-year-old kids get hit in the head over and over in football practices and games?

It's scary for parents after their child has a concussion. Having answers helps with that fear.

A concussion can occur without the person losing consciousness. This fact sheet provides information to athletes about preventing, recognizing and responding to a concussion.

Learn more about the good and bad news about identifying and treating youth concussions.

This is a tale of two boys from very different backgrounds who had one very important thing in common. They were both mad about rugby — and they both suffered from concussion.

We still have a lot to learn about the brain and what happens at a cellular level after a concussion. But most people diagnosed with a mild TBI recover quickly and fully.

Helmets do not prevent concussions. Recent research explains why.

A guide for every family, school, and medical professional to create a community-based concussion management program.