Rugby players wear head sensors in new concussion study

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Randwick Rugby Club players are wearing bio sensors behind their ears so doctors and coaches can measure the impact of hits on the field as part of a new study into concussion in sport.

SOURCE: Medical Research – Read entire story here.

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