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In California, lawmakers propose a state bill (AB1647) that will requi
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NFL brain injury panel held first meeting in Florida.
Posted on 1/27/2010 More

Kids and Concussions: Step by step process of the ImPACT Test
Posted on 1/6/2010 More

The New York Times reports that brain damage in football players is being studied. But the cash-cow NFL allegedly disputes the existence of risk for brain damage, which crosses the boundary of football strategy and engages in scientific debates of which are out of its league. Who is paying the researchers for NFL data on brain injury?
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Football Head Injury Research needs major funding for crystal technology.
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In athletes, multiple concussions during sports-careers may lead to permanent neurological deficits and possible repetitive traumatic encephalopathy – a form of traumatic brain injury.
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Football Head Injury Research needs major funding for crystal technology.

Football Head Injury Research needs major funding for crystal technology and researchers are appealing to philanthropists to provide these funds. The crystal technology is patented. The knowledge that would be developed from this research has far reaching advantages in many walks of life, such as helmets for bike riders and other sports. Hopefully the NFL will be involved with crystal technology despite biases. New football helmet designs will become passé in the future without this patented technology. The advantage to using the helmets with crystal technology will be the provision of measurable and quantitative data for athletes that take blows to the head during collision sports. What would be gained without it? Maybe the NFL can answer that question for the general public, its players and young athletes that trust the sports organization after consulting with its lawyers.

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