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Teens’ physical activity declines during pandemic, substance use persists
Physical activity among teens in California declined during the COVID-19 pandemic and their substance use persisted, according to a study published in JAMA Pediatrics.
Lack of concussion symptom knowledge impacts diagnosis in Black athletes
Black college athletes demonstrated less knowledge of concussions than white college athletes, despite NCAA requirements for concussion education among athletes, according to results from a cross-sectional study.
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Concussion recovery longer in kids with occipital headaches, photophobia
Children and teens who had a concussion and subsequently reported occipital headaches and photophobia took more time to return to their pre-concussion state than those who did not report these symptoms, data show.
Q&A: Researchers identify concussion biomarkers in saliva
A large prospective observational study examining non-invasive biomarkers identified unique indicators of concussion in the saliva of adult male athletes, according to results published in British Journal of Sports Medicine.
Match Day 2021: ‘Primary care remains strong’
About half of the first-year positions that were offered in the 2021 Main Residency Match were in primary care, family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics, and most of these positions have been filled, according to the National Resident Matching Program.
Advocating for change: The power of physicians to give voice to patients
Now is a time of transition in our nation. As physicians, regardless of our background or upbringing, we hold positions of power and privilege in society. We must use our power to give voice to our patients and communities.
Concussed students prone to violence, but causal link is missing
Students who experienced a concussion were more likely to engage in potentially risky and dangerous behaviors than their peers who were not concussed, an analysis showed. However, researchers could not establish causality.
Concussions, head impact exposure occur most often in football preseason, practices
Concussions and head impact exposure in college football players occurred at a “disproportionately higher” rate during the preseason vs. the regular season and most often happened in practices, not games.
AHA/AMSSM develop new registry to assess COVID-19, CVD in college athletes
The American Heart Association and the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine created a national registry to track COVID-19 cases and CVD in NCAA athletes, according to a press release.
Healio Primary Care unveils new Peer Perspective Board
Healio Primary Care is pleased to announce the creation of its Peer Perspective Board — a group of dedicated experts who will help guide our efforts to provide the latest news and updates that impact daily practice.
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