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Patient symptom report remains the most accurate method of sport concussion assessment
A study found that an athlete’s symptom report is more accurate for concussion diagnosis than the Standardized Assessment of Concussion (SAC), a cognitive evaluation commonly used as part of the Sports Concussion Assessment Tool (SCAT).
Replacing the term "subconcussive" to improve understanding of brain injuries
A team of experts argues that the term “subconcussive” should be replaced by the term “non-concussive” when referring to head impacts.
Study finds long-term neurodegeneration in all severities of TBI
A study found that neurodegeneration is “progressive and continues for many years after mild head trauma without signs of brain injury on conventional MRI.”
Moderate to vigorous exercise during post-concussion recovery reduces anxiety levels in teens
A study found that engaging in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity during post-concussion recovery can reduce anxiety levels in teens and have other beneficial effects.