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A quick shake of the head after a hard hit could signal that a person has suffered a concussion, a new study suggests.

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Taking On Childhood Concussions" brings awareness to children's head injuries, from diagnosis to prevention, recovery and ...

New evidence suggests that rapidly shaking your head after a big hit could indicate a serious brain injury. But why do people do that, anyway?

Student athletes who have both concussion and depression have significantly worse symptoms for both conditions ... Sports ...

Numerous NFL players, including four Eagles, have had concussions this season. Now, researchers believe they have another way ...

All participants completed surveys measuring depression and concussion symptoms. Participants who ... athletic trainers may need to adjust their treatment of co-occurring concussions and ...

Of the athletes who reported SHAAKE, 85% linked this head-shaking movement to concussion symptoms such as disorientation (71%) and dizziness (54%). Across all sports, SHAAKE showed a sensitivity ...

Concerning concussion, both female and male hockey players who reported more concussions were more likely to report elevations in various psychiatric symptoms (e.g., depression and anxiety) .