Concussion Update Newsletter

See below for previous editions.

Our biweekly Concussion Update newsletter provides thoughtful synopses of new research, news related to concussions, listings of free webinars, and calls for study participants for research.

Concussion Alliance 5/29/25 Concussion Alliance 5/29/25

RUNIT collision sport: collisions cause injury in competitive events, death in social media challenge parroting the sport (5/29/25 Newsletter)

New acute TBI diagnostic framework, youth with ADHD take longer to recover, try cognitive shuffling for insomnia

Concussion Alliance 5/20/25 Concussion Alliance 5/20/25

Special Advocacy Newsletter: Save the CDC’s concussion program (5/20/25 Newsletter)

Concussion Alliance Public Forum Talk, advocacy action item for CDC concussion team

Concussion Alliance 5/15/25 Concussion Alliance 5/15/25

Concussion In Sport Group Education Symposium highlight: A Neurodiversity Toolkit for concussion patients (5/15/25 Newsletter)

Concussion Alliance Public Forum Talk, update on CDC TBI team elimination, aerobic exercise improves executive function, chronic headaches and suicide risk

Concussion Alliance 2/5/25 Concussion Alliance 2/5/25

Youth with ADHD appear to be at an increased risk for concussion compared to those without (2/6/25 Newsletter)

Earlier PT rehab for persisting symptoms is better for balance control & reaction times; hidden disruptions in visual pathways in mTBI; sleep, emotions, and concussion-like symptoms: key factors in return-to-play decisions.