Soccer head injuries: the 7 facts you need to know

1. Head injuries in soccer happen frequently Recent studies concluded that soccer head injuries are on the rise. In high school, girls' and boys' soccer are the second and third most dangerous sports for concussions, preceded only by football. Things get worse in college- according to NCAA studi

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