27 min
How Football Tech May Change the Game for Head Injuries WSJ’s The Future of Everything
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When the game clock starts, football players aren’t just heading out with their pads and a game plan. Technology like helmet sensors that track the hits players take are becoming more common, especially for young players. They’re being used to figure out when a player might be at risk for a concussion or another brain injury. The data collected is helping researchers and doctors learn more about what happens to the brain over time. But could these innovations and research shape how we play football?
Further reading:
Tua Tagovailoa Is in the NFL’s Concussion Protocols Again - WSJ
Severity, Not Frequency, Sets Football Injuries Apart - WSJ
NFL and Nike Court a New Football Market: Girls - WSJ
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
When the game clock starts, football players aren’t just heading out with their pads and a game plan. Technology like helmet sensors that track the hits players take are becoming more common, especially for young players. They’re being used to figure out when a player might be at risk for a concussion or another brain injury. The data collected is helping researchers and doctors learn more about what happens to the brain over time. But could these innovations and research shape how we play football?
Further reading:
Tua Tagovailoa Is in the NFL’s Concussion Protocols Again - WSJ
Severity, Not Frequency, Sets Football Injuries Apart - WSJ
NFL and Nike Court a New Football Market: Girls - WSJ
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
27 min