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Concussions lead to brain blood flow studies

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Rick Mirer (3) is sacked for a seven-yard-loss by Kevin Henry (76) of the Pittsburgh Steelers during the second quarter of their NFL game on Dec. 26, 1993.

NFL concussion lawsuit payouts reveal how racial bias in science continues

Rule changes, training strategies and equipment recommendations can help protect youth athletes from concussion

Concussion affects 1 in 10 youth athletes every year. Here’s what needs to change.

Kathryn Schneider and patients

Demystifying concussion: Free online course postponed to fall

Concussion care and research: The facts, the fiction, the future

New guideline on children's concussions could influence clinical practice around the world

Researchers clarify the identity of adult brain stem cells

At the University of Calgary's Olympic Oval on April 15-16, Zeel Patel will present his research on concussion in Pee Wee hockey players. Patel, a high school student at Webber Academy, is among hundreds of of students in Grades 5 to 12 presenting projects at the Calgary Youth Science Fair. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Teen researcher hooked by questions about how hockey injuries affect children

Struggling to forget: Memory researcher studies PTSD causes and cure

Cumming study identifies sports with highest concussion risk in youth