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As the first matches of winter sport get underway, many keen players are eager to take the pitch. But remember, staying safe on the pitch is critical to enjoying the sport all season long, says ACC Injury Prevention Leader James Whitaker.
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Having suffered multiple concussions, Shawn Stewart knows how dangerous it can be to play on after a head knock. He now works in injury prevention and is pleased to see ACC at Polyfest this year to build awareness around concussion in sport.
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People with musculoskeletal injuries – such as fractures, dislocations and high-grade tears – will soon have access to a smoother recovery journey following the introduction of the Integrated Care Pathways Musculoskeletal (ICPMSK).
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Construction jobs are on the rise – but so are injuries. ACC is partnering with an industry-backed CHASNZ to help workers stay safe.
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Looking after his body has seen keen touch rugby player Barry Clausen keep on achieving his fitness - and team goals - at the age of 74.
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As the touch rugby season kicks off, keep up your dynamic warm-ups so that you perform at your best, and stay injury-free all season.
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Tearing my ACL changed everything – footballer Aoife King shares her story Nō te haenga o tōku ACL, ka huri kōaro tōku ao – he kōrero nā Aoife King, he kaitākaro whutupōro
Aoife King, NZSS football rep, ruptured both of her anterior cruciate ligaments, potentially forcing her to give up the sport forever.
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Brook's Story: How a Flying Kiwi made a comeback to the top Te kōrero mō Brook: Te hokinga mai o tētahi Kiwi Whai Parirau ki te tihi
When a near-permanent injury stopped him competing on the world stage, Brook Macdonald fought his way back to the top.
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A back injury put the working life of Ngāpuhi descendant Michael Dixon into doubt and he struggled mentally. But we were able to tailor his support to save him from a dark place.
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Funding from ACC has helped people in Northland impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle to recover by using rongoā Māori, a traditional form of healing available as an ACC rehabilitation option for the past four years.