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Batter up: Baseball and softball injuries by the numbers

Batter up: Baseball and softball injuries by the numbers

by Truveta Research | Mar 30, 2023 | Research, Research Insights

We recently released insights exploring basketball- and soccer-related sports injuries, which inspired us to look into other sports. With over 15 million baseball players in the US and nearly 70 million people who attended a Major League Baseball (MLB) game in 2019,...
Red card: Soccer injuries by the numbers

Red card: Soccer injuries by the numbers

by Truveta Research | Mar 21, 2023 | Research, Research Insights

Today we continue our series of sports injury-related insights. Truveta Research first started looking at sports-related injuries following Damar Hamlin’s cardiac event during Monday Night Football on January 2, and after exploring in Truveta Studio, we shared that...
March Madness: Basketball injuries by the numbers

March Madness: Basketball injuries by the numbers

by Truveta Research | Mar 10, 2023 | Research, Research Insights

Today we kick off a series of sports injury-related insights. Truveta Research first started looking at sports-related injuries following Damar Hamlin’s cardiac event during Monday Night Football on January 2, and after exploring in Truveta Studio, we shared that...
LinkedIn Live: Truveta Research discusses recent maternal heart health study

LinkedIn Live: Truveta Research discusses recent maternal heart health study

by Truveta staff | Feb 15, 2023 | News, Research

The United States is one of the most dangerous high-income countries in which to give birth. Nearly every negative maternal health outcome impacts women of color more than white women. This February, in honor of Heart Health Month and Black History Month, Truveta...
Preeclampsia-related heart failure disproportionately impacts Black mothers

Preeclampsia-related heart failure disproportionately impacts Black mothers

by Truveta Research | Feb 7, 2023 | Research, Research Insights

Among women with preeclampsia, new Truveta Research findings show that Black women are two times more likely to experience heart failure than white women.  Maternal health outcomes in the US are worse than in many other high-income countries such as England, France,...
Cardiac arrest while playing sports: How often does it happen?

Cardiac arrest while playing sports: How often does it happen?

by Truveta Research | Jan 20, 2023 | Research, Research Insights

On January 2, 2023 during NFL Monday Night Football, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the football field after an un-noteworthy tackle, shocking and saddening NFL players and fans around the world (Broaddus et al., 2023). In the days that followed, we...
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