Posts Tagged ‘concussion prevention’
By Paul Stone On August 19th, 2014
It has been repeatedly shown that different types of helmets have a very minimal effect on stopping concussions from occurring, and now a new study shows says the risk of a high school football player suffering a brain injury is also not affected by the age or brand of the helmet. The study from researchers…
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By Paul Stone On February 18th, 2014
As concussion awareness has increased there has been a noticeable increase in athletes wearing helmets. Skiers, snowboarders, and cyclists have all seen a rise in helmet usage, even outside of competition. However, a new study confirms what several tests before it have already shown: modern helmets are not very good at preventing concussions. There are…
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By Paul Stone On October 28th, 2013
Less helmet manufacturers are marketing their products as able to outright prevent concussions these days, but you will still find claims that they reduce the chance of brain injury on almost every helmet in the market. Compared to going without a helmet at all, these claims may be true. But, recent studies show that no…
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By Paul Stone On June 3rd, 2013
Summer is the most fun time of the year for many. Students are out enjoying the sun and freedom, parents are doing work around the home and garden, riding motor cycles or bicycles, and going to festivals and arts fairs. Everyone is active. Because everyone is out and about, the summer is also one…
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