PINK Concussions in the News

The Ring - August 2026 “Are Women Boxers at Greater Risk of Injury?” Dr. Margaret Goodman Discusses PINK’s mission and quotes its position supporting shorter rounds in women’s boxing. This is the strongest press mention I found.

La Jornada - January 3, 2026 “Amanda Serrano, a romper más barreras en el boxeo” — , in SpanishCovers the debate over women’s boxing rounds and mentions PINK’s research as part of the World Boxing Council’s rationale.

Frontiers in Neurology March 12, 2026 “Yoga, sexual dysfunction, and female concussions: a mind–body pilot intervention”

Frontiers in Global Women’s Health - August 27, 2026 “Alcohol use, vision therapy, children, mood … what predicts post-traumatic growth after concussion in women?” —

2025 Press

Women’s Health Magazine - January 28, 2026 “Concussions Look And Feel Different For Women. Here’s What Doctors Want You To Know.” Features Katherine Price Snedaker as an expert and quotes her on menstrual changes following concussion.

ESPN - Nov. 5, 2025 “WBC standing firm against women fighting 3-minute rounds”Names PINK in the boxing-rules debate.

EFE - Nov. 5, 2025 Report on women’s concussion susceptibility and WBC rules (Spanish)Quotes PINK’s conclusions and describes the organization’s work.

El Nuevo Día - Nov. 5, 2025 WBC reaffirms two-minute rounds for women’s safety (Spanish)Explicitly identifies PINK’s statement as support for the WBC position.

Mundo Deportivo - Nov. 6, 2025 WBC maintains two-minute rounds based on clinical evidence (Spanish) Discusses PINK’s work and its role in the decision.

World Boxing News - Nov. 7, 2025 “Jake Paul’s 3-Minute Push Will Cost Female Boxers WBC Titles — Science Wins”

Concussion Awareness Now - January 6, 2025 “Making the Invisible Visible: PINK Concussions’ Mission to Change the Conversation About Female Brain Injury.” A substantial profile of PINK’s history, support groups, research advocacy, and mission.

The Derek Sheely Foundation - February 6, 2025 “February Spotlight: PINK Concussions.” Highlights PINK’s work and announces grant support.

Concussion Awareness Now - May 23, 2025 “Life After Concussion: Real Stories, Real Challenges, Real Hope.” Includes Katherine’s personal experience and discussion of invisible injuries.

2024 Press

COSMOPOLITAN - 2024 - “We need to talk about Women and Concussions” by Hannah Chubb

The Dallas Morning News - Feb. 9, 2024 “A breakthrough in concussion testing is here…”Credits PINK’s public education work.

APA’s Monitor on Psychology - July/August 2024 “Improving Concussion Care” (PDF)Discusses PINK’s research and knowledge-sharing work and lists it as a resource for support groups and information. The mentions appear on printed page 53.

Cosmopolitan - Aug. 22, 2024 “Concussions in Women Have Been Misdiagnosed for Years. And the Fallout Can Be Deadly.” — Hannah Chubb quotes Katherine Snedaker and describes how PINK helped connect a woman with concussion to a supportive community.

BBC interview - June 6, 2024, advocating more funding for research and care for women with sports-related concussion.

2023 Press

In 2023, PINK Concussions was quoted in nine MAJOR news articles!

CNN - February 6, 2023 “These young female athletes died by suicide. They all had head injuries in common” by Amy Woodyatt

NR Times - February 6, 2023 “Top brain injury experts to debate the need for “female-specific concussion protocol” for women” athletes” by Sorina Mihaila

DW.com - February 23, 2023 “Head Injuries: Are female athletes at higher risk?” by Stefan Nestler

WebMD - March 14, 2023 “Not Just for Men: Meeting the Needs of Women With Concussion” by Batya Swift Yasgur MA, MSW

WebMD - March 22, 2023 “Teens Heal Differently Than Adults After Concussion” by Batya Swift Yasgur MA, MSW

The Irish Times - April 27, 2023 “Concussion a significant problem that goes under-reported in women” by Denis Walsh

Scottish Daily Mail - April 6, 2023 “Dodson said SRU acted ‘appropriately”. Try telling that to Siobhan’s bereft family” by Heather Dewar

UK Times - April 4, 2023 "Cattigans Bravely Make Voice Heard" by @MarkPalmerST in @timessport and @thetimes

The Sunday Daily Mail - Sunday April 16, 2023 “Experts demand a new approach to head injuries after Alex Greenwood's sickening knock against Brazil saw the Lionesses hero forced to withdraw after showing symptoms of concussion” by Kathryn Batte

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