A recent symposium at provided an opportunity for high school sports medicine professionals to connect and collaborate. When it comes to keeping high school athletes healthy and safe, there is no [...]

Wake Forest University baseball is collaborating with Wake Forest Baptist Health on a state-of-the-art pitching lab to help prevent injuries and identify potentially dangerous throwing mechanics. [...]

Tweeting More, Sleeping Less: A new study says athletes who stay up late using social media—forgoing important sleep—may pay for it the next day with decreased athletic performance. New research [...]

When University of Alabama star Tua Tagovailoa attended several college football awards shows last month, Associate Athletic Director for Sports Medicine Jeff Allen tagged along to ensure the [...]

Recently, the U.S. Air Force dedicated itself to providing better care for its most elite operatives. It turned to the collegiate sports medicine model for the answer. If college athletic [...]

The American Academy of Pediatrics have revised their guidelines for treating sport-related concussion, now encouraging light exercise, an earlier return to school, and use of electronic devices. [...]

Football players who pack on the pounds during their careers may face long-term health consequences down the road, says a study. It’s common for young football players to intentionally try to [...]

A new study finds that using VR headsets during exercise can reduce the perception of pain and effort. Want your players to feel like exercises are easier and less painful? A recent study at the [...]

Concordia University – Chicago will be attending IAPHERD’s annual convention in St. Chalres, IL at Pheasant Run Resort on November 15 – 16. If you’re planning on attending [...]

An acupuncturist is making a difference for the Boise State University football team by helping to heal and prevent injuries. When you think of keeping football players healthy, acupuncture might [...]