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    players have been diagnosed with this disease. Unfortunately, of those players some have taken their own lives because of this horrendous disease. This disease is most commonly related to American football. The players undergo constant hits to their heads throughout the sport. Although…

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    A student athlete has to worry about many things, especially about their own health after a sports injury. More than 300,000 sports related concussions throughout the year in the United States, for any type of athlete. But Fred Theye also mentions that "high school athletes are more vulnerable to concussions than older students and may take longer to recover". If a student athlete sits out for the prescribed amount of time after their concussion, it will balance their recovery time and make it…

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    play. Some of the injuries in football could be fatal and some could be non-fatal. There are many dangers of playing football. Every year there is an average of about 7.23% catastrophic head injuries. There is a 7.4% chance of getting a concussion, a 4.3% chance of head, neck, or face injuries. There is also 11.9% chance of torso or pelvis injuries, and 50.4% chance…

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    emotion is expressed rather than information and not enough true data is included to make it true that this is a totally uncontroversial topic. Banning heading in youth soccer because they are not coordinated or strong enough, it increases the risk of injury to the player and opponents, it detracts nothing from the game but actually improves, and although heading the ball isn 't like a helmet to helmet scenario doing it repeatedly makes it dangerous…

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    topic of head injuries is one of the most controversial topics in the sports field. The repercussions that occur because of concussions lead some people to believe that a player that acquires a concussion should have to sit out until the injury fully heals. This argument is fully supported by scientific and physical evidence that has been obtained from real life players with concussions. Going back directly into play after getting a concussion is exceedingly dangerous seeing as an injury becomes…

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    Football is the 9th most popular sport in the world and 1st in Texas. If you watch football, you know it is a very aggressive and dangerous sport. It involves a lot of physical contact within the players, but sometimes that contact can cause serious injuries. In spite of the fact that sport trauma and or wounds rarely add to the fatalities, the main source of death from sports related wounds is traumatic mind damage. Around 21 percent of all traumatic cerebrum wounds among American kids and…

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    "In the first ten weeks of the 2015-16 season, the NFL had already added 97 players to the injury list with concussions or similar injuries, after accumulated a total of 123 concussed players in the previous season"(Flynn, 2016). This is startling because the amount of concussions in the NFL has increased in a quicker amount of time then compared to the previous season which shows more concussions are becoming more frequent. As concussions are more prevalent in NFL, many people do not understand…

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    problems. Today, many children around the ages of twelve play a contact-related sport such as tackle football and heading in soccer. Heading in soccer and tackle football can cause serious injuries, so we need the brain to not get hurt. Contact sports should not be allowed to children due to concussions and brain injuries. Contact sports can cause concussions and injure the brain. In an article written by Arthur L. Caplan and Lee H. Igel from the NYU Sports & Society Program, researchers at…

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    A concussion is a trauma induced alteration in mental status that may or may not result in loss of consciousness. A concussion is caused by an impact to the head, neck, or any body part that may cause jarring of the head. They are always serious even if it doesn't seem like it because they can be difficult to diagnose. There are laws in place that stop athletes from returning back to the sport the same day they received a concussion. Article 2 and 3 states all of this information with detail in…

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    football and how it can affect the players, and current research about concussions in football players. The after-effects of a concussion can be deadly. A concussion is a temporary disorder in brain function caused by a sudden forceful blow to the head. This happens many times in football, many players have been sidelined due to concussions. There are stories of former NFL players killing themselves…

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