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Keeping concussions in check

August 17, 2011

Keeping concussions in check

After an athlete takes a big hit or a blow to the head, it’s difficult for coaches to know how to respond. To address this, Michigan NeuroSport is offering free online courses about recognizing concussions and how to treat them. NeuroSport is a team of U-M physicians, researchers, and medical personnel that specializes in the treatment and prevention of neurological sports injuries.

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