The NFL star and the brain injuries that destroyed him, World news
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Ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez had 'most severe' brain disease - BBC News
Football 'literally killed' 24-year-old Zac Easter of Iowa. His family vows to make the sport safer.
Ninety-nine percent of ailing NFL player brains show hallmarks of neurodegenerative disease, autopsy study finds, Science
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Brain Injury in the NFL, Blogs
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Opinion I'm the Wife of a Former N.F.L. Player. Football Destroyed His Mind. - The New York Times
Football 'literally killed' 24-year-old Zac Easter of Iowa. His family vows to make the sport safer.
Injuries make the NFL a brutal sport. But the violence is partly why fans love it
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The link between head injuries and CTE in football, explained - Vox
