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Pediatric Concussion Awareness and Prevention

  • Texas Focus on Head Safety

    The University Interscholastic League (UIL), part of the University of Texas at Austin, has developed materials specific to concussion management requirements, including the latest protocols, training requirements, and legislative updates. UIL-produced public service announcements and flyers, designed for use by schools during games, are also available.

     

  • Concussions in the Student-Athlete – What They Are and What to Do About Them

    Healing from a serious head injury is a process.

    TMA member and pediatric resident Christopher Ng, MD, explains how student-athletes can recover from a concussion without serious repercussions

     

  • A Closer Look at Traumatic Brain Injury

    As students participate in sports, it’s important to be aware of a phenomenon that until recently was often overlooked: concussions. TMA member and pediatric resident Rigoberto Hernandez, MD, provides a closer look at traumatic brain injury.

     

  • When to Seek Medical Attention After Hitting Your Head

    When you hit your head, it can be difficult to determine if you need to visit the emergency room. TMA member and pediatric resident My Le, MD, shares which symptoms can aid your decision.

     

  • Hard Hats for Little Heads

    HHLH

    Helmets protect heads. Learn more about TMA’s Hard Hats for Little Heads program.

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  • Ask the TMA Knowledge Center

    Got Concussion questions? Call the Knowledge Center.

    (800) 880-7955