Preventing Concussions in Canadian Sport // Prévenir les commotions dans le sport canadien
Concussions: Better guidance for Canadian athletes impacted by invisible injury
Sex-specific differences in resting-state functional connectivity of large-scale networks in postconcussion syndrome.
Sex and Gender Differences in Concussions – Reema Shafi
Sex & gender considerations in concussion research
Canadian Leadership: A sneak peek into innovative concussion research in Canada
Water polo injuries
In water polo, the most common type of injuries occurs in the head, fingers, and shoulders, with training often leading to shoulder issues linked to factors like strength and flexibility. While hands and heads bear the brunt of unexpected ball or opponent contact, shoulder injuries tend to arise during practice sessions.
Youth sport injury research
Despite strong research and injury prevention programs, injury rates in youth sports remain high. One major issue is that these programs often rely on single-discipline knowledge, missing the complex nature of sport injuries. This study highlights the need for interdisciplinary research, to create more effective injury prevention strategies.