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Ask Concussion Doc – Episode 4 | Helmets, Evidence-based Rehab & Baseline Testing

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8 years ago | April 12, 2018

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In this episode of Ask Concussion Doc, Dr. Cameron Marshall, DC, discusses the role of helmets in concussion prevention, including which helmets an athlete should use in contact sports such as football or hockey as well as evidence-based treatment options for concussion management, and multimodal baseline testing.

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Our network and patient database enables large-scale research to advance concussion management, and ultimately, the long-term health and well-being of concussion patients and also teach them some concussion care at home.

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