Prevalence of traumatic brain injury among children, adolescents and young adults: Prospective evidence from a birth cohort

Overview of attention for article published in Brain Injury, July 2009

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Épidémie cachée? Les dangers à long terme des commotions cérébrales chez l'enfant

The Conversation, 19 Jun 2019

À 15 ans, Jérémie est un joueur de soccer enthousiaste qui n’aime rien de plus que de s’engager à fond dans tous les aspects du…

Childhood concussion may lead to long term cognitive and behavioural problems

Times of Malta, 06 Jun 2019

At age 15, Jamie is a keen soccer player who loves nothing more than getting stuck into every tackle, practice and game.

Hidden epidemic? Childhood concussion may lead to long term cognitive and behavioural problems

MedicalXpress, 06 Jun 2019

At age 15, Jamie is a keen soccer player who loves nothing more than getting stuck into every tackle, practice and game.

Hidden epidemic? Childhood concussion may lead to long term cognitive and behavioural problems

Yahoo! News, 05 Jun 2019

At age 15, Jamie is a keen soccer player who loves nothing more than getting stuck into every tackle, practice and game.

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