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Play audio Hear Dr. Moser on WHYY Public Radio, "Voices in the Family:
Concussions Jolt Families.” (Audio)
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Staff with Colonel Dallas Hack
Center staff with Colonel Dallas Hack, Director, U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Commands, at the 2011 Annual Congressional Brain Injury Fair in Washington, DC.
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Staff with BonJovi
SCCNJ staff serves as the "Official Neuropsychologists" of The Philadelphia Soul Pro Arena Football Team co-owned by Ron Jaworski, ESPN Monday Night Football Commentator and former quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles. Here the Center's staff are pictured with Jon Bon Jovi, former team co-owner of the Soul.
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Dr. Moser in Washington, DC. at the Congressional Brain Injury Fair with U.S. Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr. of New Jersey, sponsor of the Concussion Treatment and Care Tools ACT (ConTACT) of 2010 bill and co-chair of the Congressional Brain Injury Task Force.
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momsTEAM
Dr. Moser is now MomsTeam.com's Concussion Expert.
Dr. Moser is the Director of the Sports Concussion Center of New Jersey, Director of Research Programs for the International Brain Research Foundation, and MomsTeam.com's youth sports concussion neuropsychologist. Read More
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Play Video Dr. Moser and Mr. Ron Jaworski, ESPN Commentator and Former Phila. Eagles QB:
Part 1 (Video) | Part 2 (Video)
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Play Video Head Games: with Harry Carson, Former NY Giants, Phil Villapiano, Former Oakland Raiders, and Drs. Rosemarie Moser and Philip Schatz from SCCNJ.
Part 1 (Video) | Part 2 (Video)
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Play Video Dr. Moser Sports Concussion News Interview: Part 1 (Video) | Part 2 (Video)
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Play Video Dr. Moser Talks About Military Concussion and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (Video)
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Friedman, J. (November 18, 2011). Seminar begins to discuss policy to reduce concussion in sports. The Star Ledger. (PDF)
The dangers of concussions remain on the forefront of the minds of state leaders in medicine and healthcare who are banning together to advocate for policy change and proactive measures they say will assist in the prevention and treatment of concussions. Read More
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Reported concussions in children increases due to rising awareness of symptoms, new treatments - The Press of Atlantic City, (October 2011). (PDF)
At the beginning of the fall semester, Egg Harbor Township High School's athletes had their heads examined. Michael Pellegrino, supervisor of Athletics and Activities, said athletes were tested on their memory and reaction time using ImPACT, or Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing. Read More
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Moser, R. (August 17, 2011). “Are you and your child’s school ready for the new concussion law?” Town Topics. Princeton, NJ. (PDF)
Youth sports participation has reached an all-time high as children start sports at an early age and play them year round. Greater participation means greater risk of contact and brain concussion. Read More
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Concussion Damage Adds Up, Study Says - National Post (PDF)
Otherwise healthy high school athletes who have suffered multiple concussions are more likely to report feeling “foggy” and “slowed down” than peers with only one concussion, even four months removed from their last incident, according to a new study that raises a series of stark questions over the long-term implications of the injury. Read More
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Facing Concussions Head On, Ladies Home Journal, (December, 2010). (PDF)
As the parent of a student athelete, you worry about a lot: broken bones, chipped teeth, bruising wounds. But did you know that there's one injury so serious it could cause permanent brain damage - and you may never even know it happened? Read More
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Moser, R. (August 11, 2010). Back to School, Back to Sports, Back to Concussion Risk. Town Topics, Princeton, NJ. (PDF)
For youth who play school sports, “back to school” means increased athletic exposures and increased risk of mild brain injury, also known as “concussion.” Concussion, often referred to as a “ding” or a “bell ringer,” is no joke. Read More
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Passaic Valley High School hopes policy will decrease brain injuries in athletes (February 5, 2010). The Record (PDF)
Dr. Rosemarie Scolaro Moser, director of Sports Concussion Center of New Jersey, walked legislators through the testing on Friday. She said the numbers of high school and middle school students who have sustained concussions are startling. Read More
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Dedicated Sports Concussion Help (January 13, 2010). U.S. 1 Newspaper (PDF)
Sports concussions are serious issues for professional, amateur, and "youth" athletes. Working with a healthcare provider who is board certified in neuropsychology is a great place to start when exploring options… Read More
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Rinde, M. (January 10, 2010). Concussion: The Invisible Danger. The Times of Trenton (PDF)
High school coaches, trainers and medical professionals say awareness of the dangers of concussion has improved tremendously in the last 10 years. Recent media attention to the long-term effects of concussions on retired NFL players has further… Read More
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Marcus, A. (July 30, 2009). Brain Recovery Making Strides.
Washington Times, Washington, DC (PDF)
The activities of IBRF have until recently been funded by private investors. Yet in September, the Defense Department awarded millions in the hopes that the promising research will benefit warriors and civilians suffering from brain injuries. Read More
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Hillary, P. (September 20, 2007). Bench Time: The use of baseline screening is on the rise in dealing with sports concussion. Princeton Packet Publications (PDF)
A bell ringer. It sounds harmless enough, but the cavalier phrase — slang for a mild concussion — makes light of a serious medical condition that… Read More
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Fitzgerald, Susan. (December 16, 2002). Concussion’s repercussions.
The Philadelphia Inquirer. Philadelphia, PA. p.D01.
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Handelman, C. (August 18, 1998). Softening the Blow. Princeton Packet.
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