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UCalgary research discovery advances our understanding of the brain

UCalgary’s Dr. Keith Yeates is the senior author on a new study published in the journal Pediatrics which shows that children’s IQs are not impacted by concussions.

Children’s IQ not diminished by concussion, study finds