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Roethlisberger has had multiple concussions in his career and he said in regards to this new cte study, quote, this shows there is nothing to mess with. if you want to mess with your brain, you can't put a new one in. if you want to mess with your brain, go ahead. i'm not going to. i love my family and kids. and roethlisberger added he will be wearing a new helmet that is scanned specifically to fit snugly on his head. ravens offensive line man abruptly retired from football at the age of 26. he did not cite the new cte study as the reason for his retirement. but he had written about player sa...

The throes of cte. so little is known about cte. and there's no way to determine while the players are still alive if they have it. but a study hoping to change that lost one of its biggest backers just this week. guess who? that's right, the nfl. espn's outside the lines reportreport ed yesterday that the nfl vetoed for the study.eviously set aside i want to talk to christine brennan. christine, we should say this cte study is going to get funded any way. the national institutes of health is going to pay for it, but why would the nfl back out? >> it's mind boggling. embrace it, right? you're ...

Last week, i was with a young woman who was playing soccer for some time. developed signs and symptoms that might be consistent with cte and it's really been very devastating for her. it can happen in soccer from people heading the ball over and over or head to head collisions. basketball even. typically girls in most of the sports more likely to suffer these concussions than boys. it could be that the neck strength isn't as strong. they're more less to report them. girls can be affected by this as well. again, the concussions, what it leads to ultimately is what the cte study is all about. >>...