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Injuries in female athletes: reframing the weaker sex narrative

Injuries in female athletes: reframing the weaker sex narrative

Jason Tee explores the reasons behind the high injury rates and discovers some surprising facts that turn the female frailty narrative on...
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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 21 Issue 11
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • A criteria-driven RTS path
  • Football conditioning games
  • Managing Hallux Valgus in athletes
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    Solving the Mystery: Menstrual Cycles, Contraceptives, and Injury.

    Solving the Mystery: Menstrual Cycles, Contraceptives, and Injury.

    Understanding the relationship between menstrual cycles, hormonal contraceptive use, and musculoskeletal injury risk is crucial for ...
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    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Adductor injuries continue to plague athletes in multiple sporting codes. Measuring symptoms, strength, and performance can assist with ...
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    The Beautiful Game Part 2 - Women's Football Concussion Injuries

    The Beautiful Game Part 2 - Women's Football Concussion Injuries

    A concussion is twice as common in women’s football as in men’s. Samantha Nupen discusses reasons for this, how to prevent this potentially ...
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    The Beautiful Game Part I – Women's Football ACL Injuries

    The Beautiful Game Part I – Women's Football ACL Injuries

    Samantha Nupen has an in-depth look at the difference in injuries sustained in men’s and women’s football.
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    Kicking for Health: The Lifelong Benefits of Football

    Kicking for Health: The Lifelong Benefits of Football

    From the playground to the golden years, Marianke van der Merwe uncovers how football enhances the health of female athletes.
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    Oral Contraceptives Chronicles

    Oral Contraceptives Chronicles

    Candice MacMillan provides athletes, coaches, and sports medicine practitioners with important information about oral contraceptives.
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    The period problem: does menstruation make females more vulnerable to injury?

    The period problem: does menstruation make females more vulnerable to injury?

    Jasmine Marcus explores the topic and suggests that ovulation, not menstruation, may put athletes at a higher injury risk.
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    The new paradigm in physical therapy

    The new paradigm in physical therapy

    High-performance sports environments continue to drive injury prevention research, with non-professional athletes benefiting from the ...

    Expert Contributors

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    Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

    Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

    Female cricketers continue to break performance barriers, particularly with pace bowling. However, speed differences remain between male ...
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    The buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

    The buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

    Women’s cricket is becoming more popular in countries all over the world. However, the evidence around injury risk factors is limited. J...
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    Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

    Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

    Sports-related concussion continues to grab the headlines in the football industry. The long-term consequences of delayed diagnosis are ...
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    Different but the same?

    Different but the same?

    Menstrual cycle changes joint laxity in females—Differences between eumenorrhea and oligomenorrhea
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    The red zone: low energy availability in male athletes

    The red zone: low energy availability in male athletes

    Low energy availability is well-recognized in female athletes. However, aesthetic, weight class, and lean sports may require male athletes ...
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    Supermom: return to participation and performance post-partum

    Supermom: return to participation and performance post-partum

    Return to sport following pregnancy can be a difficult transition. Nonhlanhla Mkumbuzi outlines the multidisciplinary approach and ...
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    A tale of two halves: the differences in muscle stiffness during menstruation

    A tale of two halves: the differences in muscle stiffness during menstruation

    Assessing the differences in muscle stiffness measured with shear wave elastography and myotonometer during the menstrual cycle in young ...
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    Athlete voices in sports injury: The untapped resource

    Athlete voices in sports injury: The untapped resource

    Researchers obtain qualitative data through first-hand observation, interviews, questionnaires, and other non-numerical sources of ...

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