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February 10, 2012

H.S. Football Players Must Now Leave Field After Losing Helmet

The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) announced a slew of rule changes on Thursday, including one that turns football fields into advertising spaces.  Read Full Post >

February 03, 2012

Sports Legacy Institute Proposes 'Hit Count' for Youth Athletes

The Boston-based institute is calling for all youth organizations to alter their playing rules and limit the amount of head contact that student-athletes endure.  Read Full Post >

February 01, 2012

NFL Brings Youth Health and Safety Message to Super Bowl

With the Super Bowl coming to town this week, roughly 50 youth football players from the Indianapolis area took part in a health and safety football clinic.  Read Full Post >

January 30, 2012

CNN Documentary Examines Youth Football's Concussion Crisis

Sunday night on CNN, Dr. Sanjay Gupta reported on the dangers of concussions in high school football in the premiere of his documentary, "Big Hits, Broken Dreams."  Read Full Post >

January 27, 2012

Police Open Investigation Into H.S. Coach's Concussion Management

A high school football coach in Pennsylvania is being investigated by police for allegedly allowing his players to return to play despite being concussed, according to a complaint filed Wednesday.  Read Full Post >

January 26, 2012

Could Concussions Be the Death Knell of Youth Football?

In recent weeks, two articles appear to reach the same conclusion: In its current state, there's a serious possibility that youth football won't be sustainable for much longer.  Read Full Post >

January 23, 2012

Group Awards Nearly $2 Million for Sports Concussion Research

The National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE) decided to award more than $845,000 in new grants to fund sports-related concussion and head-injury research during its winter board meeting this past weekend.  Read Full Post >

January 22, 2012

Effects of Early-Childhood Brain Injuries Can Last 10 Years or More

Children who suffer brain injuries in early childhood can have lingering effects for at least 10 years, according to a study published Monday in Pediatrics.  Read Full Post >

January 18, 2012

Schools Expanding Reach of Concussion Policies for Students

The N.J. state legislature, a few N.Y. schools, and one Mass. district have all decided to go above and beyond what their state's concussion law originally called for.  Read Full Post >

December 28, 2011

Phys. Ed. & Concussions Dominate the Top K-12 Sports Stories of 2011

Recapping a year's worth of Schooled in Sports posts, with a heavy focus on the concussion epidemic in youth sports and the resurgence of physical education in schools.  Read Full Post >

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