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Repetition is Not the Answer: The Danger of Multiple Concussions

Posted on February 10, 2026 by agriffi1 / 0 Comment

Underlying Physiology There are many underlying physiological functions involved in concussions. Increased amounts of calcium and sodium ions enter cells in the...

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