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Make a fashion statement and protect your brain — always wear your helmet.

When you leave the house, don't forget your wallet, keys, phone, sunglasses ... and helmet!

Most accidents happen a mile from home. But wearing a helmet and using the bike lane are key steps for prevention.

For various reasons, discussed here, kids between 7-14 years of age and adults over 55-60 tend to get hit by cars more than other age groups.

You can't have a head without a neck ... more research is needed on how the neck moves and what impact those movements have on shearing within the brain during injury.

Professional athletes could help educate the myriad kids who look up to them by being upfront about the dangers of brain injury.

Teachers are often the first to notice that something may be wrong with a student from a hit during sports.