Sentence examples for have concussion from inspiring English sources

Among the onlookers that day on the ice in Pittsburgh was the Penguins' Sidney Crosby, who would later have concussion problems of his own, and the Bruins' Matt Hunwick.

While the authors admit they cannot be sure whether the players in all cases did indeed have concussion, they note that 83% of observations noted one or more signs of such injury.

In addition, there is greater awareness among physicians, parents, and the "community". We now have concussion laws in every state, and a much greater realization that "having your bell rung" is not a badge of honor but a significant brain injury.

The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) wants players immediately taken off the pitch and medically examined if it is thought they have concussion.

Although there was no significant difference in the distribution of sex by ethnicity among children with concussion, non-Hispanic/Latino girls were less likely to have concussion relative to their Hispanic/Latino counterparts.

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"You're going to have concussions.

We're going to have concussions.

"We didn't have concussions then," Namath recalled.

Lifetime Health Insurance and the College Players Association It is not just professional football players who have concussions.

But what of drivers who have concussions that aren't reported?