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UCalgary scholars publish first research to show link between dating violence and concussion

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UCalgary researchers tackle rodeo participant safety in groundbreaking study on brain mechanisms pre- and post-event

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University of Calgary revamps massive open online concussion course with new international guidelines

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UCalgary research discovery advances our understanding of the brain

UCalgary’s Dr. Keith Yeates is the senior author on a new study published in the journal Pediatrics which shows that children’s IQs are not impacted by concussions.

Children’s IQ not diminished by concussion, study finds

UCalgary researchers are working on the International Consensus on Concussion

International research panel updates consensus on treating concussion in sport

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New award supports the next big stars in concussion research

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UCalgary announces inaugural Chair of Mental Health Initiative for Stress and Trauma

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Class of 2022: Badly injured engineering student refused to let crosswalk collision detour his dreams

Concussion is more than sports injuries

In the News: The Conversation Canada

Concussion is more than sports injuries: Who’s at risk and how Canadian researchers are seeking better diagnostics and treatments