ATRN, A.K.A. the “Fencing Reflex,” Can Result From Severe Concussive Impact

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Second Impact Syndrome (SIS): What Athletes, Coaches and Trainers

Through Her Concussion Recovery, Abigail Finds New Passion in Art - Mid-Atlantic Concussion Alliance

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Julian Carmona, CPA on LinkedIn: USC quarterback Caleb Williams

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We Need to Talk about Concussions in Law Enforcement

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Vincent Schaller, MD, DABFM, CIC on LinkedIn

Does Caffeine Affect Concussion and TBI Recovery? - Mid-Atlantic

What to Know About the First FDA-Cleared Blood Test for Concussions and TBIs - Mid-Atlantic Concussion Alliance

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