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Concussion Can Cause Changes in Thinking and Communication
Any blow to the head or jolt to the body that causes a concussion can also lead to changes in cognitive skills, like thinking and communicating. One type of health care professional who can help you manage these symptoms is a speech-language pathologist.
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Coalition Updates
Mind your Melon: How our new characters are helping with concussion awareness
Concussion Awareness Now has introduced the Melons to help educate people about concussions and the importance of seeking care after an injury.
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CAN Coalition Experts
Concussions Don’t Just Happen On the Field – An Athletic Trainer’s Perspective
People often associate concussions with sport, but concussions are far more common in non-sport activities.
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Coalition Updates
Don’t Mess with Your ‘Melon’ Abbott and the Brain Injury Association of America Urge ‘If You Hit Your Head Get it Checked’ in New Public Service Announcement
Concussion Awareness Now unveiled today a new public service campaign to draw attention to concussions and the importance of seeking care.
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Coalition Updates
Take a cue from Rebel. If you hit your head, get it checked.
Most concussions happen just like that, during the ordinary activities of everyday life. That's why Concussion Awareness Now has partnered with actress and comedian Rebel Wilson.
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In The News
Rebel Wilson says injury changed outlook
Rebel Wilson says suffering a concussion five years ago made her prioritize her health.
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Concussion Facts
1 in 2 people ignore a suspected concussion
A recent coalition survey reveals common misconceptions around concussion.
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Coalition Updates
Abbott, BIAA Launch Concussion Awareness Now
The coalition has teamed up with Rebel Wilson to raise awareness on the seriousness of concussions.
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Concussion Facts
Misunderstood and Invisible: Concussions
We’re cutting through the noise about concussions, injuries that can be sneaky and invisible – and are widely misunderstood.
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