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Concussion Education: Supporting School Nurses and Youth Athletic Program Leaders in Managing Injury
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New research identifies concussion education and support gaps among school nurses and youth athletic program leaders, highlighting opportunities to improve concussion care for children in urban communities.
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As the landscape of women’s athletics changes, Dr. Kristy Arbogast briefly sums up what scientists know about concussions in female athletes today and what we urgently still need to learn.
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Read previous posts on sports-related injuries, including extreme athleticism in girls, injuries in Special Olympians, and concussions in youth soccer.
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New CIRP research published in the Journal of Adolescent Health examines the impact of New Jersey's GDL decal requirement on young driver behaviors.
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For children with ADHD, the potential for conflict with others is all around them, particularly at school. Learn strategies to head off situations and maintain positive environment.
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View a recent webinar hosted by CHOP's Violence Prevention Initiative on identifying and addressing secondary traumatic stress for those working in healthcare settings.
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Today, we explore an article that reviews studies on adverse childhood experiences in children with autism spectrum disorders.
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Smartphone use in children and teens has become a cause for concern and can be a factor in depression and suicidal thoughts.
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The Tide Pod challenge, where teenagers put laundry packets into their mouths, is the latest dangerous fad. Here's what to know about laundry packets and their dangers.
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A new study reveals teen driver car crashes and gun assaults in the US have caused us to lag behind other wealthy nations in reducing childhood mortality rates.
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Technology in the ED can make practicing violence prevention simple, evidence-based and time efficient for clinicians.
