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Why female athletes are more prone to grueling knee injuries - Vimarsana News

Why female athletes are more prone to grueling knee injuries

Girls and women who play sports are three times as likely to tear the knee's anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL – an injury with a recovery period that can take up to 12 months.

Coalition against ACL injuries formed, promoting high school neuromuscular training - Vimarsana News

Coalition against ACL injuries formed, promoting high school neuromuscular training

The Aspen Institute and Hospital for Special Surgery have joined efforts with nine other organizations to form the first national coalition to reduce ACL injuries in the U.S., according to a press release.The National ACL Injury Coalition aims to promote the adoption of neuromuscular training in high school sports programs, helping “participants learn to move better and face fewer threats

Source: healio.com
Virtual panel of startup, commercialization experts to explore tech transfer in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Virtual panel of startup, commercialization experts to explore tech transfer in Indiana

Virtual panel of startup, commercialization experts to explore tech transfer in Indiana Startup leaders from Purdue University and across the state of Indiana will provide insights into technology transfer during The Frameworx Tech Transfer in Indiana virtual panel event. (Purdue University image) WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Startup leaders from Purdue University and across the state of Indiana will provide insights into technology transfer during a virtual panel event Feb. 18. The Frameworx Tech Transfer in Indiana panel also will feature startups from Indiana University and the University of...

Source: purdue.edu