In a surprising article from University of Iowa Health Care, researchers report that "youth flag football may not be safer than tackle football." They compiled results after studying both flag and tackle players numbering about 3,800. Results showed injuries overall to be more likely in youth flag football. Additionally, severe injuries including concussion were… Continue reading Youth flag football may not be safer than tackle football
A new study reveals that soccer players who head the ball on a regular basis are three times more likely to display symptoms of concussions than players who do not head the ball. If a player has a ball hit their head two or more times within a playing period of two weeks, then the… Continue reading New Study Links Heading Soccer Balls and Concussions
After the 2013 season, team doctor Dr. Chad Stephens, D.O., pulled together data from his football team and reached out for additional data that had been captured at 13 other high schools around the country and in Canada involving 1159 players. He compared the concussion rate of players using Unequal vs. those that did not… Continue reading Medical Report concludes “Helmets with Unequal predict a significantly lower risk of concussions.”
