The Rising Cost of Pickleball Injuries in America: A $500 Million Concern
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According to UBS Group AG analysts, the growing popularity of pickleball, a racket game, is leading to a higher pace of injuries and driving up healthcare capacity utilization and costs. UBS estimates that pickleball injuries may cost Americans between $250-500 million in 2023, with a projected 150% increase in players this year. Seniors make up about a third of core players, and the sport attracts participants with higher incomes.
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