This article evaluates the effectiveness of bicycle helmet laws in reducing head injuries and fatalities, showing significant increases in helmet use and a reduction in head injuries as a result of the laws.

This study examines how high schools implement youth sports traumatic brain injury laws, focusing on return-to-play, removal-from-play, and concussion education. Findings highlight variations in policy content across 71 schools in 26 states and DC.

This dataset maps state laws aimed at preventing traumatic brain injuries in youth sports, highlighting secondary prevention efforts like return-to-play protocols and parental notification.

This study evaluates concussion education for athletes, parents, and coaches in Washington State three years after concussion legislation was passed, highlighting disparities between sports and the overall effectiveness of the education provided.

This study examines state-level public health laws addressing traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in youth sports, focusing on how these laws help coaches and parents identify TBIs and reduce the risk of multiple TBIs.