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People with a history of concussion are more than twice as likely to develop a neurological disease, according to a new study that gathered the largest ever data set on the syndrome in the UK Via Peter Mellow 
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The effects of head trauma have gotten much of the attention, but huge weight gains have also damaged N.F.L. retirees. Via Peter Mellow
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The confronting findings of Macquarie University's National Repetitive Head Trauma Initiative lay bare the devastating impact of repeated concussion in sport. Via Peter Mellow
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Want to play volleyball or field hockey or soccer in college? Say goodbye to your summer. Via Peter Mellow
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