A new study has found that high school football players are twice as likely to suffer a concussion as college players. The study, which was funded by the NFL and conducted by the Institute of Medicine, found that in the majority of cases, concussion symptoms disappeared within two weeks, but in other cases, the symptoms … Read More »
We love football – but nothing is more important than the future, health and happiness of our children. Injuries have always been a part of football, and we Americans mostly accept this fact. In many cases, we view injuries as merely obstacles we must overcome in order to become stronger and tougher. When it comes … Read More »
With football season now upon us, George Sink, P.A. Injury Lawyers would like to wish players and athletes in all sports a safe and fun season! As we’ve discussed in previous blogs, football season can help remind us all about the dangers of concussion injuries and the importance of taking steps to keep youth athletes … Read More »
Football may be one of America’s favorite pastimes, but it is also one of the most dangerous. Although Americans across the country enjoy the thrill and athleticism football offers, few realize just how dangerous the sport can be, especially when it comes to head injuries. In fact, concussions and repetitive traumatic brain injury (TBI) have … Read More »
Children get hurt all the time, and more so if they play sports. While parents and coaches are always concerned about the health of youth athletes, failing to understand warning signs and proper ways to respond can place kids at risk for suffering further harm. In our previous blog, we discussed ways to recognize concussions, … Read More »
