The contents of your head are precious: Your memories, your personality, the things that make you, you. Don’t let a brain injury put them at risk. If you hit your head, get it checked.
Give your head some respect
The pressure to not let your team down. The fear of appearing weak. Bad information from friends or the internet. This is why over half of people who think they have a concussion never seek medical care. If you or someone you know seriously hits or jolts their head, ditch the excuses. The advice is simple: Get it checked.
*According to a recent Abbott survey on behalf of Concussion Awareness Now
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The compassionate and knowledgeable experts at the National Brain Injury Information Center are here to help. Call 1-800-444-6443 or send us a secure message now and we’ll help you get connected with local resources in your area.
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Don’t Mess with Your ‘Melon’ Abbott and the Brain Injury Association of America Urge ‘If You Hit Your Head Get it Checked’ in New Public Service Announcement
Concussion Awareness Now unveiled today a new public service campaign to draw attention to concussions and the importance of seeking care. Read more
Abbott, BIAA Launch Concussion Awareness Now
The coalition has teamed up with Rebel Wilson to raise awareness on the seriousness of concussions. Read more
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Information is intended for educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. If you sustain a head injury, including concussion, seek help from a medical professional.