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Researchers see signs of brain damage in blood after heading a ball

Researchers see signs of brain damage in blood after heading a ball

Research conducted by Amsterdam UMC and the KNVB has found that amateur football players show temporary blood markers indicating acute brain damage after heading a ball. The study observed that the concentration of these markers increases with the frequency and intensity of the headers.

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