Two Authors of N.F.L. Concussion Study Dispute a Conclusion
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Two of the five co-authors of a paper published in the journal Neurosurgery said research on concussions in football should not be applied to high school and college players.
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Cyclists who wear protective helmets are more likely to be knocked down, a study suggests.
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An analysis of recent N.B.A. games refereed by Tim Donaghy revealed little strong evidence of any wrongdoing, experts in sports betting said Saturday.
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An excerpt from an article written by Brian McNamee in The New York Times on Oct. 1, 2000, in which he takes issue with accusations that players were using steroids.
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Brain imaging with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) could one day prove more accurate than the polygraph in identifying people who are lying, according to a study presented Nov.
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NEW YORK -- Former New England Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson said coach Bill Belichick subjected him to hard hits in practice while he was recovering from a concussion _ against the advice of the team's top trainer.
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A new report finds that soldiers who suffered concussions in the war were at higher risk for post-traumatic stress disorder than those with other injuries.
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Some of the nation's top concussion researchers are giving a presentation to the NFL in hopes that Roger Goodell will be open to new research.
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This article was reported by Barry Meier, Gina Kolata and Andrew Pollack and written by Mr. Meier. In the mid-1990&#39;s, the medical community reached an inescapable conclusion.
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In a Sept. 18 story about traffic congestion, The Associated Press misstated on first reference the name of the institute that published a study on the problem. It is the Texas Transportation Institute, not the Texas Traffic Institute.
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Critics of college rankings say universities aren't like their sports teams: you cannot settle who is best with head-to-head competition on the playing field. But in a new paper, a group of economists and statisticians begs to differ.
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DEDHAM &#151; When cheating became a primary point of discussion around the Patriots recently, news organizations rushed to get expert opinions.
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In Boston College's hockey notes disseminated last night prior to the Eagles' scoreless tie with North Dakota, a bombshell of a news item was buried beneath many less important facts.
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A study of more than 2,500 retired NFL players found that those who had at least three concussions during their careers had triple the risk of clinical depression as those who had no concussions.
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The study involved light to moderate drinkers, so it was not clear whether the results had a bearing on alcohol abuse. But as lead researcher Valerie Duffy explained, &quot;Some of the differences in oral sensation
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NEW YORK  - College-age soccer players may show some degree of brain-tissue shrinkage, a small study has found -- adding to evidence that the sport carries a risk of long-term brain injury.
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Clinical depression among former players is correlated with the number of concussions they had, a study found.