NetworkNewsBreaks – Odyssey Health Inc. (ODYY) F
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Posted On: 07/13/2022 3:28:58 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Odyssey Health Inc. (ODYY) Featured in Stock2Me Podcast Spotlighting Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Abby Wambach
Odyssey Health (OTC: ODYY), formerly Odyssey Group International and a company focused on developing unique, life-saving medical products, is featured in the latest episode of InvestorBrandNetwork’s Stock2Me podcast. Hosted by Stuart Smith, the podcast talks with soccer play Abby Wambach, an Olympic gold medalist and member of ODYY’s sports advisory board. During the interview, Wambach discusses her soccer career and why she was drawn to Odyssey, a medical technology company that is developing a drug/device combination intended to treat concussion. Wambach and other members of the sports advisory board support the company’s efforts to enhance public awareness of traumatic brain injuries and concussions and the need for an FDA-approved therapy. The Stock2Me Podcast is part of IBN’s sustained effort to provide specialized content distribution via widespread syndication channels; the podcast features a variety of companies and individuals, many of whom are actively revolutionizing age-old business practices within their respective markets. “There’s just so little research done not only on concussions themselves but also when you break it down into the genders,” said ODYY sports advisory board member Abby Wambach in the press release. “So many less dollars get siphoned over to the women’s side, not only because it’s newer in terms of the history of sport, but because women historically haven’t been given the same amount of research dollars to figure out what’s going on with their bodies and why. . . . That’s why I partnered with Jake [Vanlandingham] and the Odyssey crew, because it’s so important not only to the rest of my life but to make sure that our kids are playing sports in the most safe and healthy way. It’s really important to talk about this and be in the proactive lane to be able to somehow solve this issue of head trauma and concussions in sport.”
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Odyssey Health (OTC: ODYY), formerly Odyssey Group International and a company focused on developing unique, life-saving medical products, is featured in the latest episode of InvestorBrandNetwork’s Stock2Me podcast. Hosted by Stuart Smith, the podcast talks with soccer play Abby Wambach, an Olympic gold medalist and member of ODYY’s sports advisory board. During the interview, Wambach discusses her soccer career and why she was drawn to Odyssey, a medical technology company that is developing a drug/device combination intended to treat concussion. Wambach and other members of the sports advisory board support the company’s efforts to enhance public awareness of traumatic brain injuries and concussions and the need for an FDA-approved therapy. The Stock2Me Podcast is part of IBN’s sustained effort to provide specialized content distribution via widespread syndication channels; the podcast features a variety of companies and individuals, many of whom are actively revolutionizing age-old business practices within their respective markets. “There’s just so little research done not only on concussions themselves but also when you break it down into the genders,” said ODYY sports advisory board member Abby Wambach in the press release. “So many less dollars get siphoned over to the women’s side, not only because it’s newer in terms of the history of sport, but because women historically haven’t been given the same amount of research dollars to figure out what’s going on with their bodies and why. . . . That’s why I partnered with Jake [Vanlandingham] and the Odyssey crew, because it’s so important not only to the rest of my life but to make sure that our kids are playing sports in the most safe and healthy way. It’s really important to talk about this and be in the proactive lane to be able to somehow solve this issue of head trauma and concussions in sport.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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