Ani de lovituri la cap, un risc uriaș. Până la 97,7% dintre jucătorii de fotbal american decedați ar fi putut avea boli cerebrale

A recent study reveals that up to 97.7% of American football players who died between 2016 and 2021 may have had a brain disease linked to repeated head impacts. Researchers examined 878 deceased players, finding that 215 were diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). The study indicates a significantly higher rate of neurodegenerative disease deaths among these players compared to the general population. The authors urge the NFL to implement measures to reduce head injuries at all levels of the sport. The NFL has stated its commitment to improving player safety and providing resources for health issues.