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Same Drug, Different Body: GLP-1s in Female Athletes

Same Drug, Different Body: GLP-1s in Female Athletes

Cory Dugan examines four points where the standard advice stops working, and one widely held assumption the evidence does not support.
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Psychological Screening for Female Athletes

Cory Dugan presents a practical framework for psychological screening in semi-elite settings, built from existing tools.
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Fuel vs Fast: Navigating Intermittent Fasting in Sport

Fuel vs Fast: Navigating Intermittent Fasting in Sport

Candice MacMillan explores the role of intermittent fasting in athletes, with specific consideration of differences between general and a...
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Blood Biomarkers for Screening Active Women

Blood Biomarkers for Screening Active Women

When clinicians assess physically active females, they must consider key issues, including low iron stores, vitamin D deficiency, and sup...
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Navigating the Clinical Impact of Hormonal Contraceptives: Part II

Navigating the Clinical Impact of Hormonal Contraceptives: Part II

In Part II of this series, Candice Macmillan provides a Clinical Decision-Making Framework for Contraceptive Use by athletes.
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Menopause and Adhesive Capsulitis

Menopause and Adhesive Capsulitis

Megan Dutton explores how menopause-related endocrine and inflammatory changes may be the primary driver in adhesive capsulitis.
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Navigating the Clinical Impact of Hormonal Contraceptives: Part I

Navigating the Clinical Impact of Hormonal Contraceptives: Part I

Hormonal contraceptives influence more than reproductive health, with important implications for performance, recovery, and overall physi...
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Practical Tools for Screening Female Athletes

Practical Tools for Screening Female Athletes

Elite athletes receive comprehensive health monitoring through regular screenings, but semi-elite and recreational athletes often compete...
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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 23 Issue 11
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • Clinical management of female fast bowlers
  • Lumbopelvic stability in young athletes
  • Pilates pillars for sports
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    The Female Fast Bowler: Clinical Management

    The Female Fast Bowler: Clinical Management

    Female fast bowlers play a vital role in their teams, yet keeping them available through increasingly congested seasons remains a challenge....
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    Strength and Conditioning for Female Fast Bowlers

    Strength and Conditioning for Female Fast Bowlers

    Female fast bowlers are match winners, yet players are still physically prepared on models built for male fast bowlers. The female-specific ...
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    Exercise and Endometriosis

    Exercise and Endometriosis

    Marianke Pienaar explores the relationship between exercise and endometriosis by examining physiological mechanisms, symptom-related ...
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    Beyond the Podium: Reproductive Health Matters

    Beyond the Podium: Reproductive Health Matters

    Reproductive health among female athletes is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of sports medicine and performance. Candice MacMillan ...
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    Ironing out Iron Deficiency in Female Athletes

    Ironing out Iron Deficiency in Female Athletes

    Iron is a vital dietary micronutrient that plays a crucial role in many processes essential for exercise, including the production of red ...
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    Solving the Mystery: Menstrual Cycles, Contraceptives, and Injury

    Solving the Mystery: Menstrual Cycles, Contraceptives, and Injury

    Understanding the relationship between menstrual cycles, hormonal contraceptive use, and musculoskeletal injury risk is crucial for ...
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    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Adductor injuries continue to plague athletes in multiple sporting codes. Measuring symptoms, strength, and performance can assist with ...
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    The Beautiful Game Part 2 - Women's Football Concussion Injuries

    The Beautiful Game Part 2 - Women's Football Concussion Injuries

    A concussion is twice as common in women’s football as in men’s. Samantha Nupen discusses reasons for this, how to prevent this potentially ...

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    The Beautiful Game Part I – Women's Football ACL Injuries

    The Beautiful Game Part I – Women's Football ACL Injuries

    Samantha Nupen has an in-depth look at the difference in injuries sustained in men’s and women’s football.
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    Kicking for Health: The Lifelong Benefits of Football

    Kicking for Health: The Lifelong Benefits of Football

    From the playground to the golden years, Marianke van der Merwe uncovers how football enhances the health of female athletes.
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    Oral Contraceptives Chronicles

    Oral Contraceptives Chronicles

    Candice MacMillan provides athletes, coaches, and sports medicine practitioners with important information about oral contraceptives.
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    The period problem: does menstruation make females more vulnerable to injury?

    The period problem: does menstruation make females more vulnerable to injury?

    Jasmine Marcus explores the topic and suggests that ovulation, not menstruation, may put athletes at a higher injury risk.
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    The new paradigm in physical therapy

    The new paradigm in physical therapy

    High-performance sports environments continue to drive injury prevention research, with non-professional athletes benefiting from the ...
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    The Buzz Around Women’s Cricket: Does Increased Participation Lead to More Injuries?

    The Buzz Around Women’s Cricket: Does Increased Participation Lead to More Injuries?

    Women’s cricket is becoming more popular in countries all over the world. However, the evidence around injury risk factors is limited. ...
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    Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

    Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

    Female cricketers continue to break performance barriers, particularly with pace bowling. However, speed differences remain between male ...
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    Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

    Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

    Sports-related concussion continues to grab the headlines in the football industry. The long-term consequences of delayed diagnosis are ...

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