Sentence examples for dangerous concussion from inspiring English sources

Mr Antonio Belli, reader in neurotrauma at the University of Birmingham, said players don't understand how dangerous concussion can be.

He had a severe concussion.

Briatore described the decision by doctors to advise Alonso to miss the first race in Australia this weekend to avoid the risk of a potentially dangerous second concussion as "logical".

After denying and discrediting evidence of football's long-term impact on the brain for several years, the N.F.L. has increased its efforts to make the game less dangerous through concussion-treatment protocols and rule changes.

But the evidence presented in League of Denial suggests that the sport is actually more like boxing, with repeated sub-concussive head traumas being as dangerous as actual concussions.

It's not dangerous to play with a concussion.

One major risk to people who take blood thinners is that the drugs increase bleeding, so blows to the head from falls or other accidents — like the fall that caused Mrs. Clinton's concussion — become more dangerous, and more likely to cause a brain hemorrhage.

The bravado that so many young players wanted to adopt from their N.F.L. heroes — "It's not dangerous to play through a concussion," one high school player from Illinois insisted to The New York Times — was now available for download on a scientific journal's Web site.

The pressure is on football, at all levels, to deal with recent revelations that concussions are more dangerous and pervasive than most people had thought.

Player education is vital, experts say, because athletes must be convinced that playing through concussions is too dangerous, even for fleeting glory.

This also makes "Headstrong" seem out of date, since what Merritt is trying to prove — that ordinary hits are as dangerous as those that cause concussions — has been explored thoroughly in the news media.