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Honest conversations about concussion, athlete welfare, and the future of sport. We talk to clinicians, coaches, researchers, parents, and athletes, the people closest to the issue, with the most important things to say.
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Australian Rules Limits Contact Training to Cut Concussion - What UK Sport Must Learn
Australian Rules Football has introduced formal limits on full-contact training sessions to reduce concussion incidence. Here is what the decision means for UK grassroots sport and schools.

KCSIE, Duty of Care, and Concussion: What Headteachers Need to Know in 2026
The new academic year brings a fresh KCSIE edition, and concussion sits squarely within its safeguarding remit. Here is what school leaders need to act on before the first fixture.

New CTE Statistics in Football - What UK Grassroots Sport Must Know
A fresh wave of CTE data in football is renewing parental concern worldwide. Here is what the science actually shows, and what UK grassroots clubs and schools should do with it.

1 in 4 NFL Players Had CTE at Death - What It Means for UK Grassroots Sport
A Harvard-led study of former NFL players found CTE in at least 1 in 4 who died between 2016 and 2021. We explain the research, its limits, and what it means for UK schools and clubs.

Rugby Brain Injury Cases Survive High Court: What Grassroots Clubs Must Know
A High Court judge has refused to throw out brain injury lawsuits brought by former professional rugby players, keeping hundreds of cases alive. Here is what the ruling means for grassroots clubs and schools.

An NRL Star's Medical Retirement - What Grassroots Sport Must Learn About Concussion
A Premiership-winning NRL enforcer has retired on medical grounds after a concussion battle he says is 'harder to live with' than the game itself. Here is what grassroots sport should take from his story.




