Concussion in sport
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Andy Wilkinson had not played for Stoke since being struck by the ball in an FA Cup tie at Blackburn a year ago
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We can embrace presidential elections and the Oscars, but the NFL is too dangerous to adopt
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Doctors says former Giants safety had CTE when he died aged 27 of accidental overdose in September
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With viewership up and money coming in, Professional Bull Riders Inc is about to hit the big time. But elite bull riders still fight to stay alive
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This time last year the Canadian was the world No7 but a locker room accident at the US Open overshadowed the end of 2015
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As the Will Smith movie Concussion highlights brain injuries in America’s most popular sport a delayed health epidemic is putting the game’s future in doubt
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The NFL is denying a report by ESPN’s Outside The Lines that it has pulled funding for a study seeking methods of diagnosing CTE in living players
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ESPN college football analyst rips into ‘liberal media’ for advancing anti-football agenda
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Dr Bennet Omalu says minors should not be allowed to play football in New York Times op-ed
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Frank Gifford, the Hall of Fame running back and broadcaster, suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy his family have confirmed
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Academics in Sheffield are working on a study hoping to use examination of a rugby player’s eye to detect a brain injury within seconds
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Jonathan Thomas, the former Wales and Worcester forward, tells Donald McRae how head traumas brought about the epilepsy that resulted in his early retirement from rugby union
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The former Ireland flanker, 31, had been advised to retire on medical grounds, and said: ‘It is upsetting and frustrating when I feel I have so much left to give’
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Irish rugby history tome and Panorama documentary on concussion offer cautionary stories about the potentially severe risks of playing through pain
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New data indicates 96% of NFL players examined tested positive for brain injuries
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The former Wales international Jonathan Thomas has been forced to retire after being diagnosed with epilepsy
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Defensive tackle Kosta Karageorge missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday and has not been heard from since
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The Rugby Football Union has announced major changes to concussion management throughout the English professional game
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Fifa’s medical chief Michel D’Hooghe has supported Chelsea’s conduct over the head injury sustained by the Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois
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Taylor Twellman: Despite new FA rules on head injuries, doctors allowed the Chelsea goalkeeper to play on for 14 minutes after he was knocked flat in a collision with Alexis Sánchez
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Chelsea have defended their medical staff’s response to Thibaut Courtois’s concussion suffered against Arsenal but the brain injury association Headway has voiced concern
Sportblog Why the NFL's admission over CTE could be momentous in the long-term