Caring for Concussions

Caring for Concussions
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A study found that many people treated for a concussion may not receive follow-up care that could improve their health.

A concussion is a mild brain injury. It results from a bump, blow, or jolt to the head. Most people recover quickly from a concussion, but some have symptoms for weeks or months.

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