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“Not protective”: Early bodychecking doesn’t prevent hockey injuries, study finds
Most Canadian minor hockey associations have recently decided to forbid bodychecking until players reach the age of 15.
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Can you die from a splinter?
While dying from a splinter is uncommon, it's still important to care for it properly to avoid infection.
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Four ways cannabis may be better for sports injuries than traditional painkillers
The array of available cannabis products means consumers are no longer restricted to over-the-counter pain medications that can take time to take effect.
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Hot tubs can be gross. Here's why
Germs love the warm water just as much as you do.
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Case study: Gaming habit leads to ruptured tendon
The terms 'Blackberry thumb,' 'Nintendo thumb' and 'Nintendo-itis' have been used to describe device-induced repetitive strain injuries.
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In 2015, brain injuries had us discussing 'The End of Football.' Instead, we have more ...
If the sport was at a crossroads in the spring of 2015, it is rather surprising to see the direction it has since gone
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Brain injury from domestic abuse a 'public health crisis': B.C. researcher
Research involving people who have suffered brain injury from intimate partner violence is in its infancy
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Tributes pour in for pain research pioneer
"Dr. Ron Melzack has done for pain research and pain management what Einstein did for physics." — Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
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Beware of carbon-monoxide poisoning when clearing snow from cars
The public health department is asking people to clear the snow off their vehicle first before starting it.
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Everything you ever wanted to know about your funny bone
First off, it's not a bone
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