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Concussion expert visits Sanford Research to discuss safety

Concussion expert visits Sanford Research to discuss safety
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2022/2023 Build Your Base Program Launches in South Dakota

PIERRE, S.D - Athletes from 55 South Dakota high schools and seven universities and their communities will benefit from the Build Your Base Program throughout the 2022-23 sports season. The collaborative program written in partnership…

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Build Your Base program launches in South Dakota for 2022-23 school year

Athletes from 55 South Dakota high schools and seven universities and their communities will benefit from the .

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Build Your Base showcased to strength coaches across the nation

South Dakota Beef Industry Council, Sanford Health, and the Oklahoma Beef Council showcased the Build Your Bas.

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Study: Smaller head impacts can accumulate over youth football season | iNFOnews

A recent study of youth football players has confirmed that smaller blows to the head can accumulate over the course of a season to create cognitive impairment.

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