High-tech mouthguards are latest tool in efforts to make sport safer, with roll-out to begin at forthcoming Women’s World Cup
High-tech mouthguards are latest tool in efforts to make sport safer, with roll-out to begin at forthcoming Women’s World Cup
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LED mouthguards that will flash when a player suffers a significant head impact will be introduced at the upcoming Women’s Rugby…
A piece of equipment has been introduced at the Women's Rugby World Cup which neurosurgeons and a NASA-trained mathematician…
All Blacks great Conrad Smith says foul play is not the issue; plus, limiting game time and contact training only way to tackle…
The technology forces players’ brains to work harder when contesting high balls.
A groundbreaking study investigates how repeated head impacts in women's rugby affect the brain, addressing concerns as female…
Benefits of biggest-ever tournament in women’s game need to be capitalised on now or sport might not grow as hoped
