Detecting the Invisible: How NeuroCatch Identifies Subconcussions in Athletes
Athletes often experience head impacts that don’t result in a diagnosed concussion—but still affect the brain. Known as subconcussions, these injuries can accumulate over time, contributing to long-term neurological issues.
A recent study published in Nature Scientific Reports used the NeuroCatch Platform to evaluate these subtle brain changes in high school football players. The platform detected measurable changes in brain function—even when players showed no outward symptoms.
Why It Matters:
NeuroCatch provides real-time cognitive metrics like attention and memory processing using EEG-based brain vital signs.
It’s non-invasive, fast, and ideal for use in sports medicine, recovery tracking, and proactive brain care.
As awareness grows around brain safety in youth and professional sports, NeuroCatch is becoming a powerful tool in protecting long-term cognitive health.
