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Until contact sports are safer, Chris Nowinski would hold off as long as possible before letting his future children play games where repetitive brain trauma is commonplace.

A powerful documentary that explores the question, “How much of you are you willing to lose for a game?”

Watch this witty video about the importance of always wearing a helmet when biking and skateboarding.

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

Concussions can be subtle and often invisible. That's why coaches, parents, and teammates need to have a high index of suspicion.

Taking the head out of football — and ice hockey and other contact sports — is easier said than done, but some rule changes would certainly decrease the number of sports-related brain injuries.

Multiple concussions versus a single concussion in sports elevate the need for expert medical advice before returning to play.

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

Find out more about the implications of recent data on traumatic brain injury.

Playing sports has many benefits for kids, but there needs to be more awareness of the potentially life-changing effects of repeat concussion.

Researchers have long been making recommendations for making sports like boxing, football, and hockey safer.

When her concussions started to affect her on and off the slopes, competitive alpine ski racer Lesley LeMasurier knew something was wrong.