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Another marathon death in Singapore: a 23-year-old collapses at the 2XU Compression Run, raising concerns over race safety and medical readiness.
Victor Wembanyama’s season is over after being diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his shoulder. The condition, rare in athletes, was caught after he reported low energy.
36 year old tennis player Novak Djokovic was accidentally knocked on the head by a metal water bottle on 10 May. While he appeared unscathed, what are some potential health concerns from the incident?
However, the highlight of the night was Embiid’s revelation that he has been battling Bell’s palsy, a medical condition causing facial muscle weakness.
As the Women’s World Cup gets underway, we look at an epidemic looming over women’s football. This epidemic has caused the absence of several significant players from the World Cup. The culprit is a series of Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries, an issue plaguing many of the sport’s leading figures, causing worry and uncertainty within the community.
Exercise is a key component of a healthy lifestyle, providing numerous physical and mental health benefits. However, when exercise becomes an obsession, it can lead to overtraining and various health issues. Overtraining is a condition that occurs when an athlete exceeds their body’s ability to recover from the stress of training, which can result in reduced athletic performance and other negative effects. But when does exercising turn into overtraining? In this article, we’ll explore what overtraining is, its symptoms, and how to avoid it.
An ankle sprain can be common – almost everyone has experienced it at some point in their lives. Read more to learn about ankle injuries
A San Diego jury has awarded over $46 million to a man who suffered a catastrophic spinal injury during a…
Power Slap League, a new sport created by Dana White, involves competitors slapping each other in the face. However, medical experts and athletes have expressed concerns about its safety, citing potential injuries such as traumatic brain injury and chronic pain syndromes. Learn more about the controversy surrounding Power Slap League and what experts are saying about its safety.
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