Rethinking Youth Sports to Prevent Kids' Head Injuries by Representative Betty McCollum

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The write-up which was published online on July 16, 2012, clearly highlights Betty’s view that. although there are positive aspects that are associated with youth sports, there are also some real risks that can be experienced in the process. Traumatic injury was part of the injuries highlighted in the article and the symptoms could include confusion, headaches, dizziness, etc.  

Betty further said that parents, coaches and policymakers must use what they know about head injuries and rethink how their young kids can rightly engage in sports in the safest possible ways. Coaches, parents and health professionals must make themselves available and then come together for the good of their children, she also mentioned.  

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