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What can i do to decrease the odds of developing cerebral contusion?
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Safety: Bicycle helmets, motorcycle helmets, avoidance of collision sports like soccer and football. Prevention is the key and avoidance of activities that could injure the head and brain.
Answered 12/5/2020
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Wear helmet: When riding a bike, skiing ect. Wear seatbelt. Avoid trauma with less risky lifestyle.
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