Florida H0563 aims to prevent repetitive head impacts by educating parents, training coaches, and creating a brain health panel.

Florida H0563, also known as the "Mac Parkman and Ray Lewis III Act," focuses on preventing repetitive head impacts and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in high-risk sports. The bill mandates that parents and legal guardians receive educational materials about the risks of repetitive head impacts and CTE when registering children in high-risk sports. It also requires athletic directors, coaches, referees, and trainers to complete annual training on these topics.

Florida H0563 aims to prevent repetitive head impacts by educating parents, training coaches, and creating a brain health panel.

Florida H0563, also known as the "Mac Parkman and Ray Lewis III Act," focuses on preventing repetitive head impacts and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in high-risk sports. The bill mandates that parents and legal guardians receive educational materials about the risks of repetitive head impacts and CTE when registering children in high-risk sports. It also requires athletic directors, coaches, referees, and trainers to complete annual training on these topics.