Dr. Drew helps seriously injured player at Chadwick game

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Thumbnail image for dr_drew.jpgDr. Drew Pinsky, the radio and television personality, ran onto the Chadwick School football field Saturday to assist a seriously injured student.

The player, Jackson Allan, a sophomore at Polytechnic School in Pasadena, suffered a traumatic head injury that caused him to lose consciousness, according to a letter issued by Poly's Head of School Debbie Reed.

Pinsky, who hosts "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" on VH1, and theThumbnail image for jacksonallan.jpg radio show "Loveline," is the parent of a Poly student. He and Chadwick parent, Dr. Roger Lewis, provided care for Allan until paramedics arrived at the Palos Verdes Peninsula campus.

Allan was taken to County Harbor-UCLA Medical Center where he underwent surgery to relieve pressure on the brain from internal bleeding.

Lewis is a faculty member and emergency room doctor at the hospital.

The Facebook page, "Get well soon Jackson Allan" provides updates on his condition, listed Monday as critical but stable.

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