Girls and young women are more likely to tear their ACLs. Here’s why — and how to prevent it

CBC·May 18

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Research suggests that girls and young women have a higher likelihood of tearing their anterior cruciate ligaments (ACLs). The reasons behind this increased risk are being explored. Prevention methods are also being discussed to help mitigate this issue.

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