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Concussions

Concussions

Former high school football star sues over concussions

Former Parkrose High school football star Jonathan Boland, has filed a lawsuit against the Parkrose…
Sergio Olmos
Sergio OlmosMarch 28, 2019
Concussions

School to concussed student’s mom: Sign away your right to sue

Jonathan Boland’s mom was told she’d have to sign a waiver to get access to…
Sergio Olmos
Sergio OlmosMarch 1, 2019
Concussions

On top of the world. Until one too many concussions

Jonathan Boland went from star quarterback to state inmate. Did concussions play a role? Boland…
Sergio Olmos
Sergio OlmosFebruary 13, 2019
Concussions

From star quarterback to state inmate — did concussion make the difference?

Jonathan Boland was once a rising star in Oregon football. After suffering four concussions over the…
Sergio Olmos
Sergio OlmosFebruary 12, 2019
Concussions

Missing the trainer: Small and rural schools are least likely to have athletic trainers

High schools with athletic trainers are much more likely to identify and treat concussions than…
Amanda Waldroupe
Amanda WaldroupeFebruary 8, 2019
Concussions

Oregon’s ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’: Concussion investigation highlights role of athletic trainers

Oregon public high schools with athletic trainers are better able to identify athletes with concussions…
Lee van der Voo
Lee van der VooFebruary 8, 2019
Concussions

Solving the funding puzzle: Many in Oregon look to the state to pay for athletic trainers

Hawaii is the only state to provide funding for athletic trainers at all public high…
Amanda Waldroupe
Amanda WaldroupeFebruary 8, 2019
Concussions

Rattling the data: Concussion investigation gleans lessons from public documents

A key finding of the yearlong investigation was that student athletes in Oregon get more…
Lee van der Voo
Lee van der VooFebruary 7, 2019
Concussions

Hawaii goes all-in on healing concussions: Athletic trainers placed in every high school

Hawaii is the only U.S. state to ensure that at least two athletic trainers work…
Amanda Waldroupe
Amanda WaldroupeFebruary 7, 2019
Concussions

Student athletes aren’t the only ones getting concussions — and needing classroom help

Due to three tragic cases showing the impact of recurrent concussions on the sports field,…
Shasta Kearns Moore
Shasta Kearns MooreJanuary 18, 2019
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