25 July, 2016 - The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (‘ICHIRF’), an international initiative looking at the long-term effects of concussion in men and women who have competed in impact sports, announces it has moved to a new, larger facility at 75 Harley Street, London W1G 8QL. The new facility will allow
7 July, 2016 - The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (“ICHIRF”) and its Medical Director, Dr Michael Turner, today welcomed The Daily Telegraph's apology for suggesting in an article published on 31 May 2016 that Dr Turner was not an appropriate person to be leading research into the effects of head injuries
26 April, 2016 - Today, 26 April 2016, sees the launch in Dublin of the International Concussion & Head Injury Research Foundation’s (ICHIRF) project, Concussion in Sport, an initiative looking at the long-term effects of concussion in men and women who have competed in impact sports. The project also involves a new partnership between ICHIRF
15 March, 2016 - The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (‘ICHIRF’), an international initiative looking at the long-term effects of concussion in men and women who have competed in impact sports, announces the appointment of Vigo Communications to advise on its ongoing communications strategy. The account team at Vigo is being led by
1 March, 2016 - The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (‘ICHIRF’), an international initiative looking at the long-term effects of concussion in men and women who have competed in impact sports, announces the appointment of David Evans as Finance Director, with immediate effect. David, a member of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants,
25 January, 2016 - The International Concussion & Head Injury Research Foundation “ICHIRF” is a London based initiative looking at the long-term effects of concussion on European men and women who have competed in contact sports. This ground-breaking study seeks to establish whether retired sportsmen and sportswomen have an increased incidence, or suffer an
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