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- What should you know about concussion care?
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In the Field: What should you know about concussion care?
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Air date: September 2, 2012
One of our own reporters, bioethicist Eric Metcalf, experienced a close call with his 6-year-old son, Milo, who fell and suffered a concussion while playing kickball on the playground. Metcalf learned a lot from the experience, including how often concussions occur in young children. And, after talking to concussion experts, Metcalf learned key facts about recognizing and treating concussions.
Additional Resources:
- Find concussion basics at the Mayo Clinic website.
