Background Sport-related head and neck injuries, including concussion, are a growing
global public health concern with a need to explore injury risk reduction strategies such as …

Given the scientific and public concern regarding the short-, medium-and long-term
consequences of heading on brain health, being proactive about developing and …

Globally, over three million women participate in rugby union, yet injury prevention and
training strategies are predominantly based on androcentric data. These strategies may …

Objective To systematically review the literature to investigate the potential relationship
between neck strength and head acceleration during purposeful heading in soccer. Design …

Persistent post-concussion syndrome (PPCS) is a complex and debilitating condition that
can develop after head concussions or mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). PPCS is …

Background The risk of concussion is particularly high in female soccer players. There is no
consensus as to why female soccer players are at an elevated risk. Objective To synthesise …

Background Investigators have proposed that various physical head and neck
characteristics, such as neck strength and head and neck size, are associated with …

Context Sex differences influence symptom presentations after sport-related concussion and
may be a risk factor for certain concussion clinical profiles. Objective To examine sex …

Background Concussions have become a significant public health concern with rising
incidence rates. Concussions have been shown to occur concurrently with neck injuries …

Background Cervical (neck) strengthening has been proposed as an important factor in
concussion prevention. The purpose of the study was to determine if a six-week cervical …