Playing sport may have ‘protective’ effect on the brain, although findings do not apply to concussions in professional sport, say researchers
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A major new study has found that concussions in amateur sport are not linked to greater long-term risks of cognitive decline – and that playing sport may potentially have a “protective” effect on the brain.
Playing sport may have ‘protective’ effect on the brain, although findings do not apply to concussions in professional sport, say researchers
Playing sport may have ‘protective’ effect on the brain, although findings do not apply to concussions in professional sport, say researchers
FRIDAY, Sept. 6, 2024 -- Sports concussions in older nonprofessional athletes are not linked to any negative long-term cognitive effects, according to...
Sports-related concussions (SRC) may not pose long-term cognitive risks for non-professional athletes. In fact, participants in the study who had...
Sports concussions in non-athletes show no link to long-term cognitive effects, providing reassurance about brain health post-injury.
Sports-related concussions (SRC) may not be associated with long-term cognitive risks for non-professional athletes, a study led by a UNSW medical...
Sports-related concussions (SRC) may not be associated with long-term cognitive risks for non-professional athletes, a study led by a UNSW medical...
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