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“the clinical management of concussive
brain injuries is challenging and needs
new technologies to assist in diagnosis
and rehabilitation.”*

Research

Sport Concussion and Neurodegeneration

Vardy, T.C.1, Dombroski, R.T.2 Cambridge University, Department of Clinical Neurosciences 2. University of North Texas   Concussion (mTBI) is usually associated with sporting activities and football players in AFL, Rugby League, Rugby Union and Soccer. Concussion is...

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Sports

Sport Concussion and Neurodegeneration

Vardy, T.C.1, Dombroski, R.T.2 Cambridge University, Department of Clinical Neurosciences 2. University of North Texas   Concussion (mTBI) is usually associated with sporting activities and football players in AFL, Rugby League, Rugby Union and Soccer. Concussion is...

Concussion in sport: conceptual and ethical issues

MJ McNamee, B Partridge… - Kinesiology …, 2015 - journals.humankinetics.com The issue of concussion in sport is a matter of global public interest that is currently under dispute by educational, legal, and medical professionals and scientists. In this article...

Aged Care

Why does our balance get worse as we get older?

Explainer: why does our balance get worse as we grow older? from www.shutterstock.com Dawn Skelton, Glasgow Caledonian University All of us have taken a tumble at some point in our lives. But as we grow older, the risks associated with falling over become greater: we...

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Sport Concussion and Neurodegeneration

Vardy, T.C.1, Dombroski, R.T.2 Cambridge University, Department of Clinical Neurosciences 2. University of North Texas   Concussion (mTBI) is usually associated with sporting activities and football players in AFL, Rugby League, Rugby Union and Soccer. Concussion is...

Domestic

Why does our balance get worse as we get older?

Explainer: why does our balance get worse as we grow older? from www.shutterstock.com Dawn Skelton, Glasgow Caledonian University All of us have taken a tumble at some point in our lives. But as we grow older, the risks associated with falling over become greater: we...

* *Repetitive impacts key to understanding sports-associated concussions. Source – Trinity College Dublin. Published, Science Daily, 9/9/2019.

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