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New youth sports concussion guidelines released

New studies are suggesting that concussions are impacting youth football players. With more regulations on all levels, football is becoming more mindful of serious brain injuries.

Mar. 11, 2014 NFL.com

The fifth annual Youth Sports Safety Summit opened March 10, featuring a new set of guidelines released by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. As The Associated Press reports, part of the new recommendations include preventing athletes from returning to play the same day as suffering a concussion.

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