The Game Plan: Sideline Assessment for Suspected Concussion
You can't always see a concussion, but you can see and learn how to assess one....
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What to Know About the Male Athlete Triad
The Female Athlete Triad--a trifecta of low energy availability, menstrual irregularities, and impaired bone health--has been well documented for the last 30 years, but there is growing evidence a similar syndrome in male athletes exists. A decline in athletic performance accompanied by low energy availability, low testosterone, and poor bone health constitutes the Male Athlete Triad (MAT)...
From Couch to Competition: The Injury Risk in Resuming Sports Too Quickly
The COVID-19 pandemic created a barrier to sports participation and training for youth. While many of us have gotten caught up in the excitement of sports returning as states reopen nationwide, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with overly rapid return to activity....
Brain Injury Today: Tracing Sports Safety Policy In Washington
Our co-founder, Dr. Stan Herring, speaks with Brain Injury Alliance of Washington on improving sports policy in the state and across the nation....
Dr. Stanley A. Herring receives lifetime achievement award
The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is honoring Herring, co-founder of The Sports Institute....