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Study Reveals High CTE Prevalence in Deceased Ex-NFL Players

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Study Reveals High CTE Prevalence in Deceased Ex-NFL Players

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Key takeaway: At least one in four deceased former NFL players from 2016-2021 were diagnosed with CTE, a brain injury linked to repeated head trauma.

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Study Finds Minimum One‑in‑Four Deceased NFL Players Had CTE

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Key takeaway: The study provides the strongest evidence to date that a substantial minority of former NFL players suffer from CTE after death.

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