In The News

Here is a list of recent prominent CIRP news stories featuring Center research or experts. For CIRP news from 2020 and earlier, please use the “Filter by Year” function on this page.
Is Equestrian Sport Ready to Deal With Fall Data?
— US Equestrian
Minds Matter Co-Directors Drs.
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Dr. Christina Master and Dr. Kristy Arbogast stand next to each other in front of a black curtain, with a screen that has the US Equestrian logo projected, as well as the words "Safety Session."
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Suspended Road Tests Give Teens Easier Route to Licenses
— PEW
Nearly Half of Teens Get Behind the Wheel Shortly After a Concussion
— HealthDay
Innovation Ecosystem Brings Entrepreneurship 101 to Busy Scientists
— Cornerstone Blog, CHOP Research Institute
Pediatric Reflections: Finding Innovative Ways to Provide Injury Prevention Counseling
— Children's Doctor
Child Psychologist Says Cyberbullying Cases May Be Doubling During Remote Learning
— 6ABC Action News
Cyberbullying During COVID-19
— CHOP Health Tip
In The News: October is for Football Concussion Papers
— Cornerstone Blog, CHOP Research Institute
Asking Questions with Sports Medicine Physician Specialist Tina Master
— Madam Athlete Podcast
In the News: More Than 90 Percent of License Suspensions Not Related to Traffic Safety
— Cornerstone Blog, Chop Research Institute
Improving Teen Driver Safety with Virtual Driving Assessments
— Health Affairs Podcasts
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