Sports Medicine Gains Unprecedented Strength in Minimizing High School Risk

As high school injury data mounts, sports medicine gains unprecedented focus in minimizing risk.

Since 1982, the National Federation of State High School Associations has published "Rules Changes Affecting Risk," a living document that contains hundreds of risk-management guidelines specific to individual sports. From a historical perspective, the reference guide provides snapshots of the predominant ways of thinking about sports medicine issues at a given point in time. While important, many of the early rules - such as requiring baseball catchers to wear protective masks when warming up pitchers or requiring football goalposts to be padded - now seem almost quaint from a risk-management perspective.

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