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Prevent accurately measures head impacts in real-time on the field of play, giving athletes and caregivers the information they need to make sports safer.
Every year in the US, there are an estimated 3.8 million sports concussions. Less than 5% result in a loss of consciousness and more than 50% go undetected. Untreated concussions can result in permanent neurological injury, including chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and second impact syndrome. Prevent is the first and only concussion impact monitoring technology that detects concussion causing impacts in real time, delivering alerts to caregivers that identify athletes for assessment.
01/02/2020
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How High-Tech Wearables Could Save Rugby Wearable technology captures rugby players’ vital signs for monitoring. Advocates hope this data will encourage conversations on how to keep players safe.
12/06/2019
Men and Women aren't equal when it comes to concussion. See the article below.
Men and women aren't equal when it comes to concussion Women athletes are twice as likely as men to get concussed—and the effects are more severe. But with research focusing mainly on men, what can we do to make sure women with concussion aren't left behind?
Following last night's event in the vs. game, we here at Prevent Biometrics simulated the head impact that Mason Rudolph received from Myles Garrett's helmet swing. What forces can be generated by this type of blow to the head?
11/11/2019
Fact - There are 3.8 million sports concussions per year in the U.S.
10/24/2019
Stand for smart play.
10/16/2019
Coppell High School uses Prevent Biometrics head impact monitor mouthguard.
Coppell High School Using Head Impact Sensors To Monitor Football Players Coppell High School is using mouthguard impact sensors to measure and monitor player head impacts during practices and games this fall.
10/10/2019
Then vs. Now
10/03/2019
“This game is the safest it's ever been”
Mouthguard technology detects head impacts, concussions Local football players are wearing mouthguards that are giving researchers the data they need to make sure head impacts decrease.
09/20/2019
What is a concussion protocol?
What is a concussion protocol? Sport by sport, there's no single solution Reporters from across ESPN give their insights on how sport has been impacted by the increasing awareness of concussion.
09/06/2019
Keep your head in the game.
08/20/2019
Concussion risk is higher in female athletes.
Concussion risk is higher in female athletes With schools starting back for the year, many young athletes are returning to sports—and with that comes the possibility of injuries, including concussions.
08/01/2019
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