Welcome to the Brain Health Revolution podcast with your host, Aisha and Dean Sharesai.

March was Brain Injury Awareness Month, and last week, we recorded this episode on traumatic

brain injury and concussions for our Neuro Academy community. We discussed the definitions, classification,

presentations, signs and symptoms,

management and treatment of TBI and concussions,

and we answered some questions.

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to the episode. Thank you so much for joining us. We're talking about Susan. Now Susan got a concussion

in sophomore year of high school while practicing for

her softball team. Given that it was warm up time, everybody was doing their own things, which

meant that no one was keeping a track of, you know, the balls, the bats, and other flying objects.

And Susan was busy just doing her thing and she was leaning

down to pick up her mitt and she suddenly heard a loud noise which initially shocked her

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