NC Bill Would Let Parents Clear Kids for Play

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A bill supported by lawmakers in North Carolina would give parents the power to determine when a child who has suffered a concussion is fit to return to play, without the input of a qualified medical professional.

The current regulations outlined by the Gfeller-Waller Concussion Awareness Act require any student-athlete showing signs of concussion to be removed immediately from the field. The law was signed into effect 2011, after long consultation with state medical associations, including the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina and the North Carolina Medical Society.

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