Study Warns a Quarter of NFL Players May Face CTE Risk
New research indicates that roughly 25% of NFL players could develop chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a progressive brain disease linked to repeated head impacts. The finding underscores the long-term health risks associated with professional football. Experts call for continued efforts to reduce head injuries in the sport.
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