Concussions aren't exclusive to football. Rowing, skateboarding, gymnastics and many other sports present risk for the brain injury.
AS SPORTS TALK around the country spotlights Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's latest concussion, and as school-aged students return to football this fall, Health First Neuropsychologist Anthony LoGalbo, PhD, offers his hands-on concussion experience, highlighting the importance of awareness of the condition across all sports, for WESH 2 News and CBS’ ClickOrlando.com and “Breakfast with Bridgett.”
As the fall sports season kicks off, concussion safety is more important than ever.
Health First’s Dr. Anthony LoGalbo, a leading neuropsychologist with hands-on experience in concussion protocols, recently shared his expertise with area news anchors.
During the interview, Dr. LoGalbo emphasized the critical steps for recognizing and managing concussions, not just in football, but in other sports like rowing, skateboarding, and gymnastics where these injuries also occur.
Understanding the symptoms and ensuring a safe return to play is crucial whether you’re a player, coach or parent.
READ and WATCH Dr. LoGalbo’s full segment on "Breakfast with Bridgett" as he talks valuable insights, which could help keep athletes safe this season and beyond.