Sports Medicine News

• The Marathon Runners of the Immune System

• NFL Players Who Experienced Concussion Symptoms During Careers Show Reduced Cognitive Performance Decades After Retirement

• Psychological Stress Impedes Performance, Even for Olympic Athletes

• Recognizing the Potential for Bone Stress Injuries After Using Carbon Fiber Plate Footwear

• Review Strengthens Evidence That Repetitive Head Impacts Can Cause CTE

• New AI Technology Could Change Game Prep for Super Bowl Teams

• Combined Steroid and Statin Treatment Could Reduce 'accelerated Aging' In Preterm Babies, Study in Rats Suggests

• Three or More Concussions Linked With Worse Brain Function in Later Life

• Finding a New Way: Orienteering Can Train the Brain, May Help Fight Cognitive Decline

• Good News for Athletes Who Are Slow to Recover from Concussion

• Spontaneous Baby Movements Have Purpose

• Quarter of Former Olympians Suffer from Osteoarthritis

• Legs of Sprinters: Highly Muscular, Still Maneuverable

• Women Footballers Not on Level Playing Field for Sports Technology, Study Finds

• Periods and Pregnancy Still Taboo in Women's Football, Research Finds
• Less Gym Time, Same Results: Why 'lowering' Weights Is All You Need to Do

• Rising Star Footballers Among Young Athletes to Benefit from New Screening Tool

• Some Screen Time Better Than None During Children's Concussion Recovery

• New Study Shows Better Way to Easily Assess Knee Muscle Function

• Sports Like Soccer, Basketball Better for Young Athletes' Bone Health Than Running Alone

• Number of Children Hospitalized for E-Scooter Injuries Surge from 2011-2020
• COVID-19 Pandemic Cancellations Took Harsh Toll on Teen Athletes, Whose Mental and Physical Health Improved Significantly After Sports Resumed, Study Finds

• Yes, Men Run Faster Than Women, but Over Shorter Distances -- Not by Much

• Returning to Football After COVID-19 Infection

• Many Types of Leisure Time Activities May Lower Risk of Death for Older Adults

• Children's Health Will Be Negatively Impacted by Poorer Fitness as Global Temperatures Rise, New Research Shows

• Professional Soccer Players Fought Fatigue for Six Weeks After COVID Infection, Study Finds
• Consumer Product-Related Traumatic Brain Injury in Children Has Increased Significantly Since 2000, Study Finds

• Fights in Pro Hockey Don't Deter Greater Violence, Study Finds

• Up to 80% of Athletes Who Die Suddenly Had No Symptoms or Family History of Heart Disease

• 团队运动与更少的心理健康就很难ties for Kids
• Antibiotics Wreak Havoc on Athletic Performance

• Breathing to Win: Scientists Show Importance of Screening Breathing Patterns in Athletic Populations

• Link Between Exercise Intensity and Risk of Infection

• Concussion Symptoms in Children May Have Multiple Underlying Causes
• Motivation for Sports and School Go Hand in Hand for Adolescent Athletes

• Excessive Sports Training May Have Negative Effects on Mood

• Clues About Concussions from the Gut

• It's All in the Wrist: A Portable MRI System for Early Detection of Sports Injuries

• One-Sport High School Athletes Prone to Injury, Burnout, Research Shows

• Arm Movement and Running Speed: Is the Partnership Overrated?

• Concussion Worse If Fighters Rapidly Cut Weight Before Boxing and MMA Matches

• Diagnosing Sports-Related Concussions May Be Harder Than Thought
• Sport Improves Concentration and Quality of Life

• Damaged Nerve Behind Athletes' Post-Concussion Issues

• Americans Love Football, but Differ on Whether Kids Should Play

• The Secret to Staying Young: New Research Highlights Power of Life Long Exercise to Keep Muscles Healthy

• ACC Issues Clinical Guidance on Cardiovascular Consequences of COVID-19

• Reducing Subsequent Injuries After a Concussion

• Cocoa Does Not Appear to Reduce Exercise-Related Digestive Distress

• Stepping Stones Along the Exercise Stress Response Pathway

• Athletes Warned Against Potential Dangers of Natural Supplements
• Starting Physical Activity Three Days Post-Concussion Is Safe, Has Better Outcomes, Study Suggests
• Farther or Faster? Both Improve Distance Running Performance
• Previously Unknown Aspects of Running Shoe Design Uncovered

• Could Concussion Be Monitored Through Urine Samples?

• An Ice-Inspired Lubricant Improves Osteoarthritis Symptoms in Rats

• World’s Fastest Blade Runner Gets No Competitive Advantage from Prostheses, Study Shows

• College Football Players Have Abnormalities in Coordination and Inflammation

• Does Air Pollution Reduce the Benefits of Physical Activity on the Brain?
• Imagining Future Guilt Helps Athletes Turn Away from Doping

• Courting Success: Why the 'head' Outsmarts the Body in Basketball

• Study Finds Brain Lesions on MRI Linked to Years of Playing Football

• Athletes Need Thorough Tests After Long COVID, Study Finds

• Lingering COVID Symptoms in Young, Competitive Athletes Rare, Large Study Finds

• 股四头肌肌肉ACL后合同不同的Reconstruction; May Contribute to Lingering Weakness

• Researchers Evaluate Whether Lactate Sensors Can Contribute to Sports Physiology

• Aerobic Exercise After a Sport-Related Concussion Speeds Recovery in Adolescent Athletes, Study Suggests

• Weight or Energy: ACL Recovery Results and Implications for Returning to Sport

• Starting Motions of Competitive Swimmers as They Enter the Water

• Face Masks Do Not Increase Body Temperature During Exercise in the Heat, According to New Study

• Analyzing Successful Judo Throws

• Want to Play College Sports? A Wealthy Family Helps

• From Couch to Ultra-Marathon – Mental Imagery Technique Can Aid Running Challenge Completion

• Young Athletes With History of Concussions May Have More Changes to Their Brains

• Weight Gain Isn’t Inevitable When You Start College

• Mathematical Model Predicts Best Way to Build Muscle

• Progress Continues in Ensuring Safety for Nation’s High School Athletes

• What's Riskier for Young Soccer Players, Practice or Game Time?

• Professional Rugby May Be Associated With Changes in Brain Structure, Study Finds

• Exoskeletons Have a Problem: They Can Strain the Brain

• For Concussion Patients, CTs Offer Window Into Recovery

• Want to Avoid Running Overuse Injuries? Don't Lean Forward So Much, Says Study

• Baby Reef Fishes Swim for Gold

• Sports: Men and Women React Differently to a Missing Audience

• Head Impacts Linked to Imaging Changes in Youth Football Players

• New Drug to Halt Dementia After Multiple Head Injuries

• MLB 'FEVER' -- Improved Elbow MRI View for Major League Baseball Pitchers

• How Tendons Become Stiffer and Stronger

• Small Study Shows Heart Damage After COVID-19 Uncommon in College Athletes

• One Bone Fracture Increases Risk for Subsequent Breaks in Postmenopausal Women

• A Third of Kids Develop a Mental Health Problem After Concussion

• Major Risk of Injury for Recreational Runners

• Doping by Athletes Could Become Tougher to Hide With New Detection Method

• Anabolic Androgenic Steroids Accelerate Brain Aging

• Rugby Study Identifies New Method to Diagnose Concussion Using Saliva
• Physical Activity Helps Curb Low-Grade Inflammation in Children

• Muscle Cramp? Drink Electrolytes, Not Water, Study Shows

• Pressure Sensors Could Ensure a Proper Helmet Fit to Help Protect the Brain

• Could Birth Control Pills Ease Concussion Symptoms in Female Athletes?