Would changing the 'culture of resistance' in sports reduce youth concussions?

JEFFREY BROWN: The NFL is already playing under a new spotlight on concussions. JEFFREY BROWN: All right, Fred McCrary, I would like to bring you into this, because you experienced concussions, many of them, I gather. JEFFREY BROWN: No, my question was about whether that culture of pushing people back into the game, even if they have already had a concussion, still exists. What we really want is to encourage youth leagues, parents, and coaches to become educated, to understand what a concussion is, so that they can recognize if their child has had a concussion and seek appropriate medical care.
Source: PBS
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