Sub-concussive head impacts from heading footballs do not acutely alter brain excitability as compared to a control group.

Background: Repeated sub-concussive head impacts are a growing brain health concern, but their possible biomarkers remain elusive. One impediment is the lack of a randomised controlled human experimental model to study their effects on the human brain.

Objectives: This work had two objectives.

Intervention Strategies and Lessons Learned From a Student-Led Initiative to Support Lactating Women in the University Setting.

The benefits of breastfeeding for mother and baby are strongly supported by research. However, lactating parents who return to school or work soon after delivery face many barriers to continued breastfeeding. This article presents a student-led initiative to support lactation at a large public university that emerged from advocacy efforts of student mothers of color.