Exercise Following a Sport Induced Concussion

Article Abstract:

Athletes who have suffered concussions are studied to determine whether their ability to perform exercise would be reflected by an altered heart rate response. It showed that their ability to perform is unaffected after a period of being asym ptomatic at rest.

Injuries, Brain, Concussion

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Sudden Death Risk in Older Athletes: Increasing the Denominator

Article Abstract:

Death rates during participation in sports increase with age but this statistic should be related to the time of exposure (denominator) in participating in the sport.

Science & research, Research, Demographic aspects, Sudden death

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Pursuing the Dream

Article Abstract:

Non-autologous blood doping can now be detected.

Product information, Editorial, Testing, Blood transfusion, Drugs and athletes

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