Every year, thousands of children are treated for concussions and other brain injuries. These injuries can have lasting effects if not properly treated. Read on to learn what you need to know about children and concussions.
Hunterdon Orthopaedic Institute was a major donor for the Booster Club initiative to replace the North Hunterdon High School scoreboard. Dr. Michael Pollack, representing the HOI, helped dedicate the new scoreboard on Friday, September 27th, a perfect night for fall football. “We have long cared for the athletes, faculty, and staff of North Hunterdon High School, are honored by our long term association with this institution, and were very proud to be part of this important initiative,” said Dr. Pollack.
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