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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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Playing football increases risk for Parkinsons disease: Study

Playing football increases risk for Parkinsons disease: Study
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Playing tackle football may increase the risk for Parkinson s disease: New study shows risk increases with more years of play, even in high school and college players

Playing tackle football may increase the risk for Parkinson s disease: New study shows risk increases with more years of play, even in high school and college players
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Exploring the association of coffee drinking, aspirin intake, and smoking with Parkinson s disease severity

Researchers evaluated the association between lifestyle habits and severity of Parkinson's disease (PD).

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A History of Head Trauma May Predict Parkinson Progression

A history of head trauma predicts more rapid motor and cognitive decline after a Parkinson s disease diagnosis ― and severe injuries are linked to even more rapid impairment, new research suggests.

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