Originally Posted Friday, October 26, 2012

MICHIGAN-- Michigan lawmakers officially introduced a bill to protect high school athletes from concussions. The bill calls for coaches, employees, and parents to participate in a concussion awareness program. More than half of all states already have laws to protect youth against concussions.

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• NORTHERN INDIANA/SOUTHWEST MI, (MICHIANA) ...
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