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Concussions and brain injuries have been a hot topic in sports for a while, but new tech in this helmet might be paving the way for the diagnosis and treatment for head trauma. The helmet is called HIT and it’s designed to track G-forces that reach the brain, providing a better system for quantifying their impact on the brain.
Concussions and brain injuries have been a hot topic in sports for a while, but new tech in this helmet might be paving the way for the diagnosis and treatment for head trauma. The helmet is called HIT and it’s designed to track G-forces that reach the brain, providing a better system for quantifying their impact on the brain.
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