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Default Article: new guides aimed at treating concussions in adolescents
"Two new guides that medical, educational and sport officials hope will bring about a better understanding toward the cause and treatment of concussions among adolescents were released Thursday morning during joint news conferences in Toronto and Halifax."

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sport...rticle2421463/
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