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Teen Sports and Concussions:What Every Parent Needs to Know
Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Dr. Robert Cantu, Mark Hyman

 

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The statistics on teen concussions are on the rise party because of better diagnosis, partly because of better reporting. What's clear is that the more we know, the more we understand how important it is for parents to understand enough about teen concussion to protect their children.

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