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A University of Calgary-led study has some positive news for parents whose children have suffered concussions, finding kids' intelligence is not affected by the brain injury.
"We can say that, consistently, we would not expect IQ to be diminished from when children are symptomatic to when they’ve recovered."
Troy Media • A new study published in the medical journal Pediatrics reveals that pediatric concussions do not impact children’s intelligence quotient (IQ)
CALGARY - A University of Calgary-led study has some positive news for parents whose children have suffered concussions, finding kids' intelligence is not affected by the brain injury.
A University of Calgary-led study has some positive news for parents whose children have suffered concussions, finding kids' intelligence is not affected by the brain injury.