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Four NFL players say in a federal lawsuit that brain injuries have left them struggling with medical problems
The NFL is changing how it handles concussion examinations
The NFL is no stranger to concussion injuries.
Newer high tech football helmets protect players from skull fractures, but don't do much more for preventing concussions as an old-time leather helmet.
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Seventy-five former players are suing the National Football League, claiming the league concealed information about the danger of concussions for decades.
The next tool in the campaign against concussions might be your smartphone.
A major football helmet manufacturer has sharply increased its Washington lobbying this year.
In today's Health Minute, Health Correspondent Monica Robins talks about three separate topics.
Two Democratic lawmakers are trying to get football helmet companies to make safer helmets for kids
We've been keeping you updated on concussions and how they can impact professional athletes and younger athletes
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NFL will have new sideline tests for concussions.
CLEVELAND -- NFL Charities just gave the Cleveland Clinic $100,000 to do research into how the neck and spine react in concussion injuries.
In Focus tonight, it's something we've been updating you on for months now -- concussions. The helmets designed to protect football players may not be addressing the situation.
CLEVELAND -- Cleveland Clinic researchers are working on a blood test to identify a concussion.
NEW YORK -- Athletes of all ages who are suspected of suffering a concussion should be evaluated by a specialist before they return to sports, a major doctors group said Monday in the latest sign of concern over potential lasting damage from head injuries.
CLEVELAND -- Cleveland Clinic researchers are studying an "Intelligent Mouthguard" that would give computer data of brain impact.
A growing number of young athletes are suffering from concussions at even younger ages. The medical community is taking action to help prevent concussions.
CLEVELAND -- All this week in Focus, we've profiled young athletes who know firsthand what it's like to suffer a concussion. Now it's time to hear advice from a pro who understands concussions better than most.
Former Cleveland Browns Quarterback Bernie Kosar and Former Cleveland Browns Defensive Lineman Al "Bubba" Baker come in to wrap up this weeks series, Use Your Head. They talk about their concussion experiences in the NFL and give advice to young athletes.
CLEVELAND -- There are few tools doctors have to deal with concussions. Typically, the injury does not show up on standard medical tests.
Stephen Murray Headmaster of University School and Denise Hodson Nurse of University School join Andrea and discuss a few things the school is doing to keep their kids aware of concussions as we continue our weeklong series "Use Your Head."
CLEVELAND -- When we think of sports concussions, usually football, hockey or basketball comes to mind. But head injuries don't only occur in boys, as girls are just as much at risk.
Director of Pediatric Sports Medicine at University Hospitals Dr. Amanda Weiss Kelly and Laurel School Athletic Director Seth Kushkin come in to talk about the issue of under-researched concussions in young women athletes continuing the week long series "Use Your Head."
CLEVELAND -- Rob Winemiller always knew football was a tough sport, but he never realized what a hit to the head could do.
The Director of Women's Sports Health at the Cleveland Clinic Dr. Susan Joy continues the week long series, Use Your Head. She talks about common myths and misconceptions when it comes to concussions. Bedford High School football sophomore Myles Hilliard discusses his concussion and the effect it had on him as a young athlete.
CLEVELAND -- The fans love those hard hits. But when an athlete is knocked senseless, the unseen damage can be catastrophic.
Dr. Paul Gubanich and WKYC Health Correspondent Monica Robbins Discuss sports concussions in the first segment of a week long series called "Use Your Head."