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Research finds link between youth contact sports and brain injury

Boys in Washington and across the nation who participate in contact sports could be at an increased risk for developing chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, later in life. A new study conducted by the Mayo Clinic found that almost one-third of men who had played contact sports as children showed…

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Fire marshals warn of hoverboard fire and explosion risks

>The National Association of State Fire Marshals has published an advisory about hoverboards, a popular self-balancing scooter often bought for children. Numerous incidents of the toys exploding and starting fires have been reported in the United States and the United Kingdom, and families in Washington should only buy hoverboard brands…

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Hazards at parties and events may have consequences

Washington residents should always be aware that accidents can happen at any time, even when they are enjoying the outdoors at parties or gatherings. If an injury does happen, the injured person may suffer medical-related damages while the property owners may also suffer losses if the owners allowed hazardous activities…

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Researchers using magnetic field to guide stem cells

A new discovery in medical research could help patients in Washington with traumatic brain injuries. Researchers from the University of Maryland and the Veterans Affairs Maryland Health Care System have found a way to deliver stem cells to injured areas of the brain using a magnetic field. Although the method…

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Brain injury and cheerleading activities

Washington high schools may include cheerleading as an option for extra-curricular activity. In addition to providing opportunities for developing relationships while participating in demanding physical activity, this sport may also be an excellent source of scholarship opportunities for talented individuals. However, the competitive nature of the sport may create situations…

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