A new Canadian study out of Western University in Ontario suggests teenage athletes who suffer concussions may still experience prolonged abnormalities in their brains even after they have been cleared to return to play.
The changes related to the wiring of the brain being damaged that could affect vision, balance and even how you think.
The study examined young hockey players between the ages of 11 And 14 who sustained concussions.
9 players at a recent high school football game in Moncton suffered head injuries with four of them sustaining concussions.
