<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>(CNN) – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued guidelines for the first time on treating children with concussions, saying they will provide doctors with the “tools they need to ensure the best outcomes for their young patients” with mild<wm> TIA and TIA-like conditions.

According to the guidance, doctors should aim for a more effective assessment to diagnose and manage concussion, a common symptom experienced by approximately seven in every ten high-school-aged athletes. They note that symptoms can vary based on the player and that an additional tool may be worth considering.

TIA or subdural hemorrhage or skull fracture, a type of TIA or broken clavicle, a type of TIA with skull fracture is a rare but life-threatening condition</wm> resulting from a TIA or skull fracture

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