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Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Prevalence in youth football is very low.
Risks of Football

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE): Is It Really A Football Disease?

CTE is a neurodegenerative disease associated with repetitive head trauma, but the media exaggerates its connection to football. Good science is still growing.

By Nick Schmeed, 1 yearMay 19, 2024 ago
Risks of Football

Life After Football: What Are the Long-Term Risks?

Football has long-term risks, but many myths about football have no scientific basis. People should understand the potential consequences in life after football

By Nick Schmeed, 1 yearMarch 17, 2024 ago
Risks of Football

Concussion Signs and Symptoms Must Be Understood to Protect Football Players

Every concussion presents with different signs and symptoms. Awareness of all possibilities is essential for players, parents, and coaches.

By Nick Schmeed, 2 yearsJuly 1, 2023 ago
Concussion Prevention and Management

Concussion Education is Powerful to Reduce Head Injury Risk in Football

Many athletes underreport concussion symptoms. Concussion education can increase reporting and prevent further injury. Education must be for players, coaches, and parents to decrease concussion risk.

By Nick Schmeed, 2 yearsMay 27, 2023 ago
Risks of Football

Head Injuries in Football: Knowledge of Risk Provides Empowerment

There are head injury risks in football. They should not be ignored. Understanding head injury risks empower players, parents, and coaches to make appropriate decisions.

By Nick Schmeed, 2 yearsMay 13, 2023 ago
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