New Frontiers is a television series that explores emerging technologies in science and healthcare. In this episode, they discover how Cognitive FX is becoming the world leader in treatment for patients suffering from long-term concussion symptoms and post-concussion syndrome (PCS). New Frontiers is a short-form documentary series featured on television and multiple on-demand platforms.

Company selected as one of three Phoenix-based startups to present on Start-up Stadium Stage

Movement Interactive, Inc. named among seven startups for Flinn Foundation's 2021 Bioscience Entrepreneurship Program

Hiji®Band wearable headband with Bluetooth sensor technology helps detect and report concussions and traumatic brain injuries

July 15-21 is Youth Sports Week

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LearningRx Graduate and former NFL player shares his story about his concussions, complaints of cognitive struggles after concussions, and his plan of recovery.

Athletic departments at NCAA Division I universities Notre Dame, UVA, and Holy Cross implement new, proactive strategies to optimize compliance with NCAA, conference, and school rules and regs. "Battle-tested" on Wall Street, The Athletic Compliance Portal is a state-of-the-art online system for athletes, coaches and staff, providing education, communication, management, and monitoring 24/7/365.

Adelphi Center for Health Innovation to hold event to address the problem of concussions in sports today

"Key Concepts in Understanding Concussions" course held for Athletic Trainers to gain a better
understanding on baseline concussion testing and return to play decisions.

Carl Eller, President and Founder of the NFL Retired Players Association, is pleased to announce our partnership with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to raise awareness on the dangers of concussions and other types of traumatic brain injuries.

Low-Cost ImPACTTM Testing Now Offered to Aid in Concussion Recovery

Colorado Senate Bill 40, sponsored by State Senator Nancy Spence, is named for Jake Snakenberg, a freshman football player that died in 2004 as a result of a concussion.