Problem Domain
"The study examined 694 brains, and found that 20.2% of former athletes had Lewy Body Disease." - The Tennessean
βAn extra year of rugby increases the risk of CTE by 14%β - BBC
Growing awareness of the long-term consequences of repeated head impacts in sports has revealed a high prevalence
of brain disorders among former athletes, emphasizing the need for proactive monitoring. Subconcussive impacts,
even without immediate symptoms, contribute to long-term brain damage. The absence of a reliable and affordable
impact-monitoring system poses challenges in identifying at-risk athletes and developing effective preventative
measures.