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Head acceleration magnitude in sport-related concussive impacts
Thirty articles covering 3,262 athletes link concussive impacts with higher average linear and rotational acceleration.
FAIR review: concussion prevention in female athletes
Finds limited female-specific evidence; pooled headgear findings in adolescent soccer and lacrosse were very-low certainty.
Factors influencing head acceleration during soccer heading
Examines ball characteristics, technique, training and player factors across 60 studies.
Player-level tackle training in collision sports
Thirteen studies examine coaching and training interventions using skill and head-impact outcomes.
Pediatric sport-related concussion: Amsterdam recommendations
Covers multimodal assessment, return to learning, early activity and targeted rehabilitation in children and adolescents.
Mental health in the youth athlete
Covers injury-related distress, anxiety, burnout, help-seeking and the psychological consequences of concussion.
Shear-thickening fluids and cork composites
Examines rate-dependent composites and possible energy-dissipation applications.
Amsterdam consensus on concussion in sport
Evidence-informed prevention, assessment and management, including SCAT6 and SCOAT6.
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