The Star with Dr. Nicholas Stetkevich: Football players get more concussions on natural grass than on artificial turf 09/28/2024 min. read Copied to clipboard Read Full media story at www.thestar.com.my Related Stories Research Oct 27, 2026 Glioblastoma's secret weapon: Silencing the brain's off switch Research Oct 24, 2026 Heart imaging marker may help identify early heart muscle disease in children with Marfan syndrome Awards Oct 23, 2026 Members of the Center for Advanced Innate Cell Therapy Secure More Than $2.6 Million to Advance N... For Physicians Oct 23, 2026 Texas Children’s Researchers Outline Path to Broader Sickle Cell Gene Therapy Access Research Oct 22, 2026 Virtual genomics program uncovers genetic causes of hearing loss in children along the Texas–Me... Research Oct 22, 2026 How the cerebellum helps control communication and movement through separate brain circuits See more results 75796 The Star with Dr. Nicholas Stetkevich: Football players get more concussions on natural grass than on artificial turf As football season kicks off this fall, a new study suggests that players on certain fields could be at a higher risk of suffering a concussion. Article