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Football Helmets and Concussion: A New Study Opens New Questions

New studies on football helmets are raising the bar for how they are designed, and what they protect against.

Feb. 17, 2014 Los Angeles Times

Here’s a novel idea, given that American parents send almost 4 million of their children out to play tackle football every year, despite mounting concerns about youth concussions: Maybe the helmets their kids wear should be tested and ranked on how well they prevent concussion.

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