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Problem Statement:  In 2015, according to the Colorado School of Public Health, an observational study from 2005-2006 then again from 2013-2014 found that 68.8% of all male soccer players and 51.3% of all female soccer players in high school across America suffered concussions from player-to-player collisions. This issue, according to Dr. Dawn R. Cornstock, is very dangerous because young people experiencing this injury could lead to fatal brain damage or loss of nerve function.

Who: Colorado School of Public Health

Where: High Schools across America

What: Suffered from concussions from player-to-player collisions

When: study from 2005-2006 than again from 2013-2014

How many: 68.8% of all male soccer players and 51.3% of all female soccer players 

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