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 E-Mail (Boston) Since 2008, researchers at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and VA Boston Healthcare System have studied Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), a progressive brain disease associated with repetitive head impacts that has been diagnosed after death in the brains of American football players and other contact sport athletes as well as members of the armed services. Clinically, impulsivity, explosivity, depression, memory impairment and executive dysfunction have been reported to occur in the disease. While many of the scientific studies to date have focused on repetitive head trauma leading to the development of abnormal tau, a new study provides insights into white matter changes that may offer new targets for therapies.

United statesBoston universityJosephe duke cohanAnnc mckeeActa neuropathologicaAnn mckeeLynn buoniconti foundationBoston university school of medicineConcussion legacy foundation young investigator fellowship sarahConcussion legacy foundationNational institute on agingNational institute of neurological disordersBoston university schoolHealthcare systemChronic traumatic encephalopathyResearch grants program