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The nfl agreed to eliminate 675 million cap on concussion related claims available to thousands of players as part of a major lawsuit. So without objection i will enter the nfls statement in the record. Part of what were going to discuss today is traumatic brain injuries, a bump, a blow, a jolt to the head or penetrating head injury that disrupts the normal function of the brain. More mild t. B. I. S, more commonly referred to as concussions have been the center of increasing discussion within the Sports Community in recent years as a growing number of current and former athletes say that they...

The inability to stop an impulse, that may lead to that very tragic recipe that eventually turns the suicide. To suicide. More subject to this type of injury than men . The data would say yes. In sports like soccer and basketball where the rules are very similar, women suffer more concussions. The prevailing theory is that it is likely biomechanical. Takes less ofit an impact for their heads to move rapidly in the brain to move quickly. And playingitle ix organized sports for not so long, we do not know the longterm consequences. We only have a handful of female brains. We are not sure what we...

As well. Work on to americas news hq from washington. And leland vittert. The white house defending chief of staff john kelly today after two former aides resigned this week. Molly henneberg is at the white house with the lot more. Hi, anthony. A lot were out today saying chief of staff john kelly isnt going anyway in President Trump augustana job. White house budget director Mick Mulvaney was one of the names floated as a possible replacement for kelly. Heres what he said about that today. Absolutely not. All the stories are replacing john kelly are being fed by people unhappy that they lost ...

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday arrived in Chad, the last leg of a tour of African nations marked by strong anti-Western sentiment and the promise of greater military