26 Apr 2012 Elite Minds
Scans show a reduction in the size of the areas of the brain that deal with memory and alertness. These changes are detectable (by scans) even before the symptoms appear.
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08 Apr 2012 Elite Minds
A recent study paves the way for recruiters to predict how good an elite ball-sports player will become basis neuropsychological tests on their cognitive abilities.
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26 Mar 2012 Elite Minds
A step in the right direction, or a potential mis-step?
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23 Mar 2012 EastBrunswick Patch
In the USA the number of sports and recreation related concussions being treated in emergency rooms is on the rise and incidents involving children has increased 60 percent over the last decade. This article explores what coaches and parents can do to minimise the damage.
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02 Mar 2012 Elite Minds
Thoughts on the debate surrounding Andrew Krakouer and the links between brain injury and depression
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27 Feb 2012 Elite Minds
Nevada Athletic Commission, and The Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Centre for Brain Health are teaming up to find out more about the effect of boxing on the brain.
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30 Nov 2011 Elite Minds
"Heading a soccer ball is not an impact of a magnitude that will lacerate nerve fibers in the brain, but repetitive heading may set off a cascade of responses that can lead to degeneration of brain cells." Dr. Lipton
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14 Aug 2011 The Age
Researchers are concerned that the impact of a sudden impact to the head can be permanent.
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06 Jun 2011 Elite Minds
College football (NFL) and soccer players show signs of decreased brain function after head injury: study
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09 Apr 2011 elitefooty.com.au
Read in Daniel's own words about how his adherence to our program has turned his life around, given him a new direction and a far more optimistic future.
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