from repetitive heading and collisions. people can see the serious risks that is coming over time. early research shows women can be more vulnerable than men. it only takes two people to go up for a header for a ball, you get each other s heads instead of the ball. you know, you re fully focused on winning that. it s time that now something serious happens about it, and there is more awareness, and it s good that it s finally arising, especiallyjust ahead of the euros this summer. just put your head back- slightly, please, towards me, a bit more. jess is trying out a new brain scanning device, one of several being developed around the world. click the mouse when you hear the high pitch. - the idea is that sports clubs could scan all players at the start of the season, using these images for comparison, if an injury occurs, looking at how the brain s been affected, and when it s safe to start playing again. you can stop now, relax, open your eyes, have a little rest. .
is being trialled. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. it s a game we love, but what are the risks? you ve got to stay on the side this time, let s go. thursday night training for actonians women s team. there are concerns about concussion and long term injury. from repetitive heading and collisions. people can see the serious risks that are coming over time. early research shows women can be more vulnerable than men. it only takes two people to go up for a headerfor a ball, you get each other s heads instead of the ball, you re fully focused on winning that. it s time that now something serious happens about it, and there is more awareness, and it is good that it is finally arising, especially ahead of the euros this summer. just put your head back slightly towards me, a bit more. jess is trying out a new brain scanning device, one of several being developed around the world. click the mouse when you
that are coming over time. early research shows women can be more vulnerable than men. it only takes two people to go up for a headerfor a ball, you get each other s heads instead of the ball, you re fully focused on winning that. it s time that now something serious happens about it, and there is more awareness, and it is good that it is finally arising, especially ahead of the euros this summer. just put your head back slightly towards me, a bit more. jess is trying out a new brain scanning device, one of several being developed around the world. click the mouse when you hear the high pitch. the idea is that sports clubs could scan all players at the start of the season, using these images for comparison if an injury occurs, looking at how the brain has been affected and when it is safe to start playing again. you can stop now, relax, open your eyes, have a little rest. there is growing concern in rugby as well. just last week, england world cup winner steve thompson revealed
for a header for a ball, you get each other s heads instead of the ball, you re fully focused on winning that. it s time that now something serious happens about it, and there is more awareness, and it is good that it is finally arising, especiallyjust ahead of the euros this summer. just put your head back slightly, | please, towards me, a bit more. jess is trying out a new brain scanning device, one of several being developed around the world. click the mouse when you hear the high pitch. - the idea is that sports clubs could scan all players at the start of the season, using these images for comparison if an injury occurs, looking at how the brain has been affected and when it is safe to start playing again. you can stop now, relax, - open your eyes, have a little rest. is this applicable to all types of sporting clubs? absolutely. amateur, different age groups, notjust professional, it really is realistic, is it? absolutely, it s - absolutely realistic. it doesn t matter whether yo
in the uk will dictate how long players must rest after a concussion. and a new scanning technology is being trialled, as our health editor, hugh pym reports. it s the game we love, but what are the risks? you ve got to stay on the side this time, let s go. thursday night training for actonians women s team. there are concerns about concussion and long term injury from repetitive heading and collisions. people can see the serious risks that are coming over time. early research shows women can be more vulnerable than men. it only takes two people to go up for a headerfor a ball, you get each other s heads instead of the ball, you re fully focused on winning that. it s time that now something serious happens about it, and there is more awareness, and it is good that it is finally arising, especially ahead of the euros this summer. just put your head back slightly towards me, a bit more. jess is trying out a new brain scanning device,