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The Brains Worldwide Foundation NFP today called for Canada’s Ontario provincial legislature to pass proposed legislation that would introduce concussion protocols and awareness initiatives of concussions in youth sports and other activities.

The Legislative Assembly of Ontario is scheduled today to debate Rowan’s Law, which is named after a 17-year-old Ottawa girl, Rowan Stringer, who died in 2013 several days after being knocked unconscious during a rugby game. It was later discovered that she had suffered three concussions within a week.

“Brains Worldwide urges the passage of Rowan’s Law because it would introduce measures that could save lives,” said Oz Schaefer, founder of the Brains Worldwide Foundation. “We believe the safety of children rests firmly on effective communication, ongoing monitoring and active partnership between parents, coaches and pediatricians, and Rowan’s Law is a significant step toward making this possible in Ottawa and throughout Canada.”

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