Anna Cassell

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Northwestern University student and former soccer goalie who retired due to concussions

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Loyola High School, an all-boys Catholic campus in downtown LA, is doing something unprecedented in high-school education: testing not just the athletes who play contact sports, but…

Advice for Athletes and Others: Watch Your Head!

Loyola High School, an all-boys Catholic campus in downtown LA, is doing something unprecedented in high-school education: testing not just the athletes who play contact sports, but…

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