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Abdominal Fat Linked to Lower Brain Volume in Midlife

Higher visceral and subcutaneous abdominal fat correlated with lower brain volumes in midlife in a large study, suggesting that reducing abdominal fat may be a strategy for maintaining brain health. ....

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CTE Common Among Young Athletes in Largest Brain Donor Study

More than 40% of athletes exposed to repetitive head impacts had CTE, even those who only played in youth, high school, or college sports. ....

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Headpulse Analysis Can Detect Concussion

A digital biomarker derived from cranial accelerometry is noninvasive, easy to use, and promising for return-to-play decisions in sports. ....

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Playing Football Linked to Higher Parkinson's Risk

Men who play tackle football may be at increased risk for parkinsonism or Parkinson s disease, especially with longer duration and higher level of play. ....

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TBI Increases Mental Health Diagnoses, Time to Suicide

Soldiers who received a TBI during deployment had significantly greater increases in new-onset mental illness, which may have contributed to a shorter time to suicide. ....

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