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Concussions

Magnetoencephalography (MEG) equipment used to study brain activity. Resting-state MEG data was collected before and after the season from 91 high school football players, including 10 diagnosed with a concussion. MEG measures magnetic fields generated by the brain’s electrical currents, offering insights into neural activity.

Brain blows slow thinking of high school football players

Rugby players

New Blood Test Could Predict Neurodegenerative Risk in Retired Rugby Players

Illustration of man with hand on head indicating brain trauma

Three or more concussions linked with worse brain function in later life

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