Sep 11, 2024
Atrium Health partners with Greg Olsen Foundation to donate AEDs to Charlotte area

Atrium Health is making a substantial donation of life-saving devices to every partnering school in the greater Charlotte area. With the support of the Greg Olsen Foundation, and in partnership with DeFibtech, the donation of... more »

Sep 10, 2024
Temple OrthoBiologics to deliver next-generation sports medicine for women’s health

Temple OrthoBiologics, a new venture spun out from women’s health company Temple Therapeutics, is proud to announce its official launch heralding a breakthrough in orthopedic sports medicine. For years, the prevention of scar tissue was considered... more »

Sep 10, 2024
King’s College Strength and Conditioning Program lands national accreditation

King’s College announced that its Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science Strength and Conditioning track is now one of the first in the United States—and the first undergraduate program in Pennsylvania—to receive accreditation from the... more »

Sep 10, 2024
Study on cardiovascular adaptations to athletic training

The following is a summary of “Sex-Specific Differences in Cardiovascular Adaptations and Risks in Elite Athletes: Bridging the Gap in Sports Cardiology,” published in the September 2024 issue of Cardiology by Afaghi et al. Despite increased female... more »

Sep 10, 2024
Study looks into the correlation of sleep and mental health of athletes

A new study from Flinders University has shed light on the prevalence of sleep and mental health disorders among athletes, suggesting a pressing need for better support systems within sports organizations. Almost 1,000 athletes from... more »

Sep 3, 2024
Early sports education can help development in children

Sports has always been considered a microcosm for life. The lessons learned between the lines can stay with young athletes for a lifetime. But the development of sports education in children goes far beyond just... more »

Sep 3, 2024
Study suggests squats may help with sleep

A new study out of the University of Otago in New Zealand suggests that doing short but regular bouts of resistance exercises, like squats, at night may help people sleep longer. Participants who performed brief... more »

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