Show Notes
In our latest interview, Dr Mark Fulcher speaks with US-based Sport and Exercise Physician Dr Margot Putukian about the evolving approach to concussion management, the evidence supporting early physical activity and what this means for patient recover.
Listen to the full interview for the latest insights into concussion care.
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