Incidence of injury and illness at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games: post-pandemic trends and sport-specific risks
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The authors aimed to describe the epidemiology of injuries and illnesses during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. They found that taekwondo and football 5-a-side had significantly higher injury incidences, while triathlon showed the highest illness incidence, particularly among female athletes. Overall, the study highlights sport-specific risks and post-pandemic trends in athlete health during the event.
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