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Vision and Vestibular Deficits Predict Prolonged Recovery From Concussion | Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC - Vimarsana News

Vision and Vestibular Deficits Predict Prolonged Recovery From Concussion | Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC

A recent systemic review of the literature, just published in the Journal of Athletic Training, 2024; 59(1): 49-64, concludes that “vestibular and oculomotor screening are prognostic of...

THON Director Thursday: Meet THON 2024 Dancer Relations Director Jena Dehoff - Vimarsana News

THON Director Thursday: Meet THON 2024 Dancer Relations Director Jena Dehoff

"I THON so that every family impacted by childhood cancer is able to feel the love and support of the THON community through every hardship they face."

Utah Tech University's Master of Athletic Training program making a difference in the community - Vimarsana News

Utah Tech University's Master of Athletic Training program making a difference in the community

Thanks to a partnership between the university and Family Healthcare, students help treat underserved residents in the St. George clinic every week.

Source: ksl.com
Game Changers: 4 CHS athletic training alumni headed to NFL playoffs - Vimarsana News

Game Changers: 4 CHS athletic training alumni headed to NFL playoffs

Out of the 14 teams that made this year’s playoffs, the College of Health Sciences' Athletic Training Program has alumni on three of them — Buffalo, Miami and Pittsburgh.

Source: uky.edu
UK College of Health Sciences researchers find potential key to long-term knee health after injury - Vimarsana News

UK College of Health Sciences researchers find potential key to long-term knee health after injury

A team of researchers at the University of Kentucky’s College of Health Sciences (CHS) has found a potential way to help patients with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries return to their sports and daily activities faster.

Source: uky.edu