Curtin University study identifies risk factors for prolonged concussion symptoms

Curtin University study identifies risk factors for prolonged concussion symptoms

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A recent study by Curtin University reveals that nearly half of concussion patients continue to experience symptoms a year after injury. The research also highlights specific risk factors that increase the likelihood of long-term concussion effects. This study provides important insights into the persistence of concussion symptoms and the populations most at risk.

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