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Live Sports Concussion Chat Hosted by CDC on Twitter

By Michael Kaplen

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A live chat about sports concussions and brain injuries caused by concussions will be hosted by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and will take place on Twitter on Thursday, January 27, 2011 from 3:00 pm EST to 4:00 EST.  Join a panel of professional athletes and experts to learn about sport concussion injuries, their recognition, treatment and prevention.

You can sign on at Twitter concusssion site. : http://twitter.com/CDCInjury

The Hashtag for the event is: #CDCHeadsUp

 You will be able to talk with professional athletes as they share their personal experiences with concussion in sports.

?         Sean Morey, former NFL player

?         Chris Nowinski, former pro-wrestler and college football player

You will learn from experts about how to prevent, recognize and respond to concussions.

?         Dr. Stan Herring, Team Physician for Seattle Seahawks and Seattle Mariners

?         Dr. Richard Hunt, Director of CDC?s Division of Injury Response

?         And other CDC experts 

 

Full post as published by Brain Injury News and Information on January 26, 2011 (boomark / email).

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