
Osteochondritis Dissecans
Osteochondritis Dissecans is a dangerous condition which is quite common in young athletes. See Naina's article for more.

Exercise-Induced Asthma
What is the fundamental factor in exercising at peak level? Some may point their fingers at genetics, while others will point their fingers to the correct answer: breathing. This article explores exercise-induced anemia (EIB), a lung condition developed from athletes' forceful breathing.

Hip Flexor Strain
Hip flexor strains are another one of the myriad injuries that exist within the athletic world. In this article, Evan breaks down the mechanics and preventative measures for hip flexor strains.


Achilles Tear: QB Kirk Cousins
An Achilles Tendon Rupture can pose a great threat to any athlete regardless of sport. In this article, Tatiana goes into great detail explaining the challenges Fmr. Vikings QB Kirk Cousins faced on his way to recovery.

Understanding and Preventing Friction Burns
An often overlooked injury, Friction Burns pose a great threat to athletes at large. Here, Ziad demonstrates their consequences and the best means to avoid them.

Wrist Fractures
A common injury in many hand sports such as tennis, badminton and even football: wrist fractures. They are some of the most lethal fractures and here, Bradley illustrates their causes, preventions, treatments and more!

Pedestrian Car Crashes
Pedestrian car crashes can be extremely fatal and significantly hinder an athlete's performance and long-term health. In this article, Eric takes us through the fatality of car accidents, their subsequent impact on athletes, and the road to recovery that lies ahead.

Quad Contusions
Are you in fear of sustaining a quadriceps muscle contusion? Probably not. That's why, in this article, Emma breaks down exactly what this injury entails, and why it's worth watching out for.

Toe Injuries
Through the vast array of injuries and diseases in the medical world, toe injuries are an often overlooked avenue. In this article, Yingchi explores toe injuries, from symptoms to prevention, in full depth.

Cauliflower Ear
Ever see a well-known athlete sport a cauliflower ear but not know how it happened? In this article, Max demonstrates this condition's various causes and the many treatments used to combat it.


Displaced & Broken Noses
Ever had a problem with a broken nose? Fear no more, for Aayan is here to give out the most important information on broken or damaged nasal structures.

Cervical Stingers
Cervical Stingers are a dangerous type of injury which can affect many athletes participating in contact sports. In this article, Emma identifies the causes, symptoms, and proper treatment for this sort of trauma.

Frostbite: Snow Sports
Athletes are often faced with major weather challenges, especially that of frostbite and hypothermia. In this article, delve into how to fight these cold conditions and prevent further injury.


Menstruation Cycle and Exercise
You're likely familiar with the menstrual cycle, but what's its correlation with exercise? Yong-Lin breaks down their relationship in this article.

Cuboid Syndrome
A foot boneknown as the cuboid plays a central role in arching and walking. But what happens when we land too hard a fall on the cuboid? Here, Jathan breaks down mechanics of cuboid syndrome.

Golf Elbow
Everyday physical actions can impact which parts of your body may experience pain and injury, depending on the sports and types of movements involved. It’s important to pay attention to your body as things can easily be overlooked and ignored. People especially tend to ignore the tightness of their elbow as it is not a common injury and may lead them to believe that it will easily resolve on its own if it does occur.

Groin Strain
A groin strain is an injury that occurs when you tear or pull any muscles in your groin. These groin muscles can be located on either side of your body in the folds (insides) where the belly joins the legs. These muscle groups can be divided into three groups which are your lower abdominal muscles, iliopsoas muscles (the muscles that connect your spine to your hips and legs), and the abductor muscles (six muscles in your thighs and hips). When a groin strain happens the thousands of tiny fibers in your muscles tear apart.