It’s time to sideline players with head injuries
By Derrick Z. Jackson | Wednesday, October 14, 2009 | The Boston Globe
“…Sports concussions are studied by the military to help deal with brain trauma in soldiers. Marc Weisskopf, a Harvard epidemiologist who serves on the Institute of Medicine’s committee on Gulf War brain injuries, said the NFL should use all of its fabled replay cameras to help scientists determine what collisions cause the worst trauma and modify playing rules accordingly….”…BS
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