Health

Why Concussions Outside of Sports Matter Too

The Agenda with Steve Paikin

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From hockey to football to rugby to even soccer, there's been a reckoning over concussions and brain injuries. But what about outside of sports? At home, in schools and workplaces, the Agenda explores the other side of concussions.
Episode:
Raising Concussion Awareness in Canada
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Science & Tech
Aired:
Feb 01, 2021
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