Pittsburgh Steelers contribute $275,000 to UPMC brain studies

Published: Nov 22, 2013 at 03:33 AM

Friday's health and safety news from the world of football:

Steelers.com reported that the Pittsburgh Steelers and owner Art Rooney II made a $275,000 donation to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center concussion research program. Dr. Micky Collins, clinical and executive director, leads the Concussion Program for concussion research.

Bengals.com reported that the Cincinnati Bengals were honored for their efforts with Working in Neighborhoods and the Salvation Army.

WCNC-TV looked at what schools are doing in the Charlotte area to help prevent concussions.

Fox Sports West reported on the Huntington Beach (Calif.) High School football team, which has been allowed to wear the Guardian Cap during games.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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