Common Spring Sports Injuries
Submitted by the Baylor College of Medicine…. As children and teens return to their spring sports schedules, it is important to be aware of their risk of injury. A Baylor…
Read more »Eye Injuries Due To Basketball
This article is courtesy of PRWeb, please share your comments below…..an older article from September, but some interesting tips….. Prevent Blindness Provides Tips on How to Help Prevent Serious Eye…
Read more »Children’s Health – Claiming For Personal Injuries
By James Helliwell Healthy children running around is what we all strive for as parents and the occasional fall with the odd bump and bruises is part and parcel of…
Read more »New CDC Vital Signs Report Shows Motor Vehicle Crash Injuries Are Frequent And Costly
Americans spend more than 1 million days in the hospital each year from crash injuries. More than 2.5 million people went to the emergency department (ED) – and nearly 200,000…
Read more »It’s Time For A Change From The Black Swan Occurrence For Non-Contact Female Knee Injuries
By Warren J. Potash, Sports Performance Coach Yogi Berra said: “You can observe a lot by watching.” I have had a front row seat as a parent of a two…
Read more »Prevention And Treatment Of Sports Injuries In Children
By Lynn Lee One of the most enjoyable things for parents is watching their kids participate in sports. Win or lose, competition can help children learn about themselves and what…
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Unnecessary Injuries Take Their Toll On Olympic Hopefuls
By John Harmata, Ask Mr. Edge Ice skaters worldwide have been struggling with the same recurring injuries for decades. Figure skating has no governing body to oversee the development of…
Read more »Sports ‘Free Play’ Could Protect Against Youth-Athlete Injuries
From Your Health Journal…..”My regular visitors know I love and always promote the Education Week web site and plug their great articles whenever I can. Today, they had a great…
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Guest Post – Warren Potash, The Other Girl Will Be Injured – It Will Never be Me
The prevailing wisdom in youth sports is that I am invincible and the other girl will get hurt – not me. This type of thinking is partially responsible for the…
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