Gunman Who Attacked Midtown Office Building Had Cte
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A gunman who attacked a Midtown office building was found to have chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease linked to repeated head trauma, sparking discussion about the long-term risks of contact sports.
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lostlogin
3 months ago
1 replyCTE: chronic traumatic encephalopathy
schemathings
3 months ago
I was expecting some other schema related injury.
djohnston
3 months ago
I feel like my generation’s lead paint is contact sports, particularly American football. Obviously concussions cause issues, that is no surprise. What is surprising is that virtually every play, even in the absence of any major contact, is causing asymptomatic sub-concussive trauma that accumulates into a degenerative taupathy decades later.
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