Genetics and concussion – why a minor knock can be devastating for some people

Lyn Griffiths; Annette Greenhow

Genetics and concussion – why a minor knock can be devastating for some people

Lyn Griffiths
, Annette Greenhow

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The genetic evidence behind why some people suffer longer term concussion effects is growing. But what are the ethical considerations that flow from that knowledge when it comes to sport?

Original language	English
Journal	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 20 Jun 2023

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