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CONCUSSIONS

By: Sean Muno, Carter Kupczyk, Jack Mosir
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Questions that we had before we read the article
1. What is the NFL doing about concussions
2. Why would the NFL spend so much money on concussions.

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Due to pressure from fans and families of football players, the NFL will spend 100 million dollars to treat head injuries. This time, the league said, the money will be earmarked for ""independent medical research and engineering advancements."" The NFL created the heads up program for safer tackles. Cam Newton was not taken out of the game after repeated head blows. The NFL did not check Cam Newton for a concussion.

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Concussions go under social systems because when a football player gets a concussion it causes a lot of ruckus for the family of the football player.

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Concussions go under achievements because it allows doctors to advance to make helmets that take hard hits to the head without getting the player a concussion.

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Concussions go under the economy section because the U.S.A is spending 100 million dollars on concussions.

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A concussion is head injury caused by a blow to the head or a violet shaking of the head and body. Some symptoms of a concussion are blackouts and vomiting.

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Concussions affect our lives now. Concussions today Are caused by the brain hitting the skull. There is no way to prevent that today. The issue of concussions is a major problem and doctors can make advancements to soften the blow but cannot prevent the brain from hitting the skull. In the future there may be a advancement to prevent the brain from hitting skull this would be game changing.

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We think it is great hat the NFL is spending all this money on research and doctors but there is no way to prevent you brain from hitting you skull. We predict that the NFL will create a new helmet that soften blows but like We said there's no way to keep your brain from hitting your skull. We are all left with the question will there ever be a way to stop a concussion.

Sean Muno