No need to add more stress and anxiety by using the term "mild brain injury" instead of "concussion."
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Posted on BrainLine October 20, 2010. Reviewed December 20, 2017.
Produced by Victoria Tilney McDonough and Brian King, BrainLIne.
About the author: Jeffrey Barth, PhD
Jeffrey Barth, PhD, is a Professor Emeritus in the UVA Medical School and the Brain Injury and Sports Concussion Institute.
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I wish more doctors took the subjects discussed here today more seriously. They are far more common and disabling than they are treated. It is a negative situation for victims and a sorry reputation for doctors. The VICTIMS of the malpractice and ignorance leave damaged people more damaged than necessary. A sad commentary on our culture over all.