New Colorado law aims to protect children after concussions
A new Colorado law, the Alyssa’s Youth Concussion and Mental Health Protection Act, aims to protect children after concussions. It is named after Alyssa Peterson, a 13-year-old athlete who loved soccer, skiing, animals, and family time.
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