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Echoes of Impact

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A new podcast featuring AUT academics and former All Blacks that hopes to demystify concussions and provide greater insight into the risks and benefits of playing contact sports.

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2025. aug. 5.

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Epizódok

The Future of Concussion Research, Diagnosis and Treatment 05.08.2025 30:00

The final episode in the current season of Echoes of Impact features Professor Patria Hume, Professor Alice Theadom, Associate Professor Mangor Pedersen and PhD candidates Christi Essex and Charlotte Bray. They talk about the future of concussion research, diagnosis and treatment and how Aotearoa is leading the way. Find out how AI can help, what iron in the brain has to do with mild traumatic bra...

Echoes of the Past 27.02.2025 31:52

The second episode of Echoes of Impact features Dr Helen Murray, Dr Stephen Kara and ex-All Black Conrad Smith. Dr Murray, from The Centre for Brain Research at University of Auckland was also captain of Aotearoa's ice hockey team. She talks about what happens inside your head when you get a brain injury and how the tragic death of Billy Guyton, a former Māori All Blacks player, could help wit...

The culture of rugby in Aotearoa and the Pacific 21.01.2025 30:09

The first episode of Echoes of Impact features a conversation between former All Black Frank Bunce and AUT Vice Chancellor Professor Damon Salesa on the culture of rugby in Aotearoa and the Pacific. AUT Associate Professor Mangor Pedersen talks about the science of mild Traumatic Brain Injuries (mTBI) and concussion. Echoes of Impact is written and hosted by veteran journalist Alison Mau.