Predicting Injury Of Military Personnel And Athletes

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MILITARY personnel and sporting professionals could soon be ensuring a far longer period of career success, thanks to a landmark study commissioned in Suffolk. The first ever randomised trial of its kind* has proven that injury rate among military professionals can be predicted and reduced, as a result of special technology. A total of 400 new entry trainees were assessed at the Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth in a study led by Dr Andrew Franklyn-Miller.

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