ATSNJ Continues to Raise Awareness for Juvenile Diabetes
In an effort to raise awareness of this disease, American Diabetes Month was established in November
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ASNJ Hall of Fame Member Dave Csillan Quoted in the article "NFL, College and High School Football Training Camps Combat Heat"
As football teams practice diligently for the long season ahead, they must first plan ways to beat t
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NCAA Settles Head Injury Lawsuit
The NCAA agreed Tuesday to settle a class-action head-injury lawsuit by creating a $70 million fund
Two ATSNJ Student Members Honored at NATA Annual Convention
Two student members of the Athletic Trainers’ Society of New Jersey were selected to receive schol
Selecting a Concussion Educator: Robb Rehberg Thinks Athletic Trainers Best Suited For The Role
With youth sports concussion safety laws in place in all 50 states, increased public awareness about concussions, and growing concern about the long-term...
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J. Timothy Sensor of Scotch Plains named Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer
J. Timothy Sensor, ATC, of Scotch Plains, has been selected as one of the National Athletic Trainers
Athletic Trainers Play Huge Behind-the-Scenes Role With Athletes
Hanley Ramirez stopped himself in mid-sentence.
The Dodgers shortstop didn’t want to discredit any
2014 Boston Marathon Athletic Trainers Just Did Their Jobs
What they wanted Monday wasn't all that different from what the 36,000 people running toward them wa
The Food Bank of NJ Names the ATSNJ Student Committee as the Division 1 Winner of the 2013 Students Change Hunger Food Drive
The Athletic Trainers’ Society of New Jersey Student Committee helped families in need this past w
Montclair State University Athletic Training Student Saves a Life
March was Athletic Training Month. The theme of the year is "We’ve Got Your Back." On Thursday, Ma