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How CTE fears exceeded what science actually knows - Independant Express

How CTE fears exceeded what science actually knows - Independant Express
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Lewiston shooter s brain being studied for possible damage related to his Army service

Maine s medical examiner has sent part of Lewiston mass shooter Robert Card s brain to a lab in Boston to look for signs of injury — possibly connected to his military

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Lewiston shooter s brain being studied for possible damage related to his Army service

Robert Card, 40, was an Army reservist who suffered a sudden shift in behavior this year before killing 18 people in Lewiston.

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Even Young Athletes Are at Risk for CTE

Even Young Athletes Are at Risk for CTE
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BU researchers identify several new genetic r

Alzheimer disease (AD), the most common neurodegenerative disorder in the world, affects individuals of all races and ethnicities; however, most genetic research for AD has been performed on individuals of European ancestry (EA) with a limited number of large-scale genetic studies in other populations. For many centuries, Ashkenazi Jews lived in communities in Eastern Europe and were genetically isolated from their non-Jewish neighbors. As a result, researchers from Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine hypothesized that some AD susceptibility variants are more frequent, and thus more likely to show statistically significant associations, in this group compared to much larger and more genetically heterogeneous EA cohorts.

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