Study: Urine Analysis May Be Key to Concussion Diagnosis

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A new study suggests that concussions, which are notoriously hard to diagnose, could be identified through urine analysis. 

While brain scans, blood tests, saliva and eye scans all show promise in detecting concussions, a new study from scientists at the Boston Children’s Hospital suggests that biomarkers in urine samples might accurately identify whether a person has had a concussion.

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