Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) develops gradually, often many years after repetitive head trauma. While a definitive diagnosis is only made posthumously, researchers have identified several
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Whether you can and should wear a knee support or brace for playing football (soccer) is a complex issue. In addition to whether it is
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A study at the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Centre examined illness, sudden-onset and gradual-onset injuries among players in the Norwegian women’s premier league during the
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Are Footballers more at risk of depression, anxiety and suicide? Do professional footballers have a higher risk of mental health issues when they retire than
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Football/Soccer injuries are a common part of the game. Most are sudden onset (acute), although overuse injuries also occur. Here we outline the most common
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Probably 75% of Football injuries are preventable. The best protection from injury is correct warm-up and conditioning which can help you avoid unnecessary injury that
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