bmj.com

9 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Police Recruits, Staff, and Management Share Injury Prevention Responsibilities · A study found that preventing injuries in police recruits requires shared responsibility among recruits, trainers, and management.
• Revised Physical Activity Guidelines Increase Compliance Rates in Australian and New Zealand Youth · Updated physical activity guidelines classify 26% more children and adolescents as meeting minimum activity thresholds.
• Objective Measures Link Physical Activity and Sleep to Lower Osteoarthritis Risk · A UK Biobank study links reallocating time to activity and sleep with reduced hip and knee osteoarthritis incidence.
• Aspetar HPE Program Evaluation Shows Steady Growth in Reach and Effectiveness · A process evaluation of Aspetar's sports medicine education program reveals significant growth in reach and positive effectiveness ratings from 2017 to 2023.
• Study Examines Parents' Attitudes Toward Injury Prevention in Adolescent Female Rugby · A survey reveals gaps in parents' understanding of injury prevention and equipment effectiveness for adolescent female rugby players in England.
• Study Links School Burnout, Low BMI, and Disordered Eating to Irregular Menstruation in Finnish Teens · A Finnish study found school burnout, low BMI, and disordered eating symptoms are linked to irregular menstruation in adolescent girls.
• EU Sports Participation Declines Then Recovers in 2022 · A study of 96,948 EU adults shows sports participation frequency dropped from 2009 to 2017 before rising slightly in 2022.
• Qualitative Study Reveals Barriers to Sports Injury Prevention in Luxembourg · A study in Luxembourg finds injury prevention is often viewed as reactive, requiring better coach education and system coordination.
• New Sex-Specific VO2 Peak Equations Derived from Body Composition Data · Researchers developed new reference equations for peak oxygen uptake using lean body mass and body fat estimates.