Concussion is a growing problem for sport. Could flashing mouthguards be the answer?

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09/09/2025 20:38

The Women's Rugby World Cup, currently being held in England, is trialling a revolutionary approach to concussion management. Players are wearing LED mouthguards which light up when a player sustains a hit that could result in a concussion.

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