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    Boston University researchers find CTE in 345 of 376 former NFL players

    ShehnazBy ShehnazFebruary 7, 2023No Comments
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    Boston University researchers say they’ve now identified 345 former NFL gamers with persistent traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) out of 376 former gamers studied.

    In comparability to that 91.7% CTE price of studied former NFL gamers, a previous BU research of 164 brains of women and men discovered that just one of 164 (0.6%) had CTE. The lone CTE case was a former school soccer participant.

    The BU researchers famous that they’re not saying 91.7% of all present and former NFL gamers have CTE as a result of mind financial institution samples are topic to choice biases. The prevalence of CTE amongst NFL gamers is unknown, as CTE can solely be identified after demise.

    Repetitive head impacts look like the chief threat issue for CTE — which is characterised by misfolded tau protein that’s in contrast to adjustments noticed from getting older, Alzheimer’s illness, or another mind illness.

    “While the most tragic outcomes in individuals with CTE grab headlines, we want to remind people at risk for CTE that those experiences are in the minority,” stated Ann McKee, director of the BU CTE Center and chief of neuropathology at VA Boston Healthcare System.

    “Your symptoms, whether or not they are related to CTE, likely can be treated, and you should seek medical care,” McKee added. “Our clinical team has had success treating former football players with mid-life mental health and other symptoms.”

    Research on CTE has superior significantly over the previous 5 years, and the BU CTE Center will quickly publish its 182nd research on CTE.

    In half due to advances in CTE analysis, the National Institutes of Neurological Disorders and Stroke just lately up to date their place on what causes CTE: “CTE is a delayed neurodegenerative disorder that was initially identified in postmortem brains and, research-to-date suggests, is caused in part by repeated traumatic brain injuries.”

    “We’d like to thank our 1,330 donor families for teaching us what we now know about CTE, and our team and collaborators around the world working to advance diagnostics and treatments for CTE,” McKee stated.

    McKee and her group are inviting former athletes, together with girls, to take part in analysis research designed to discover ways to diagnose and deal with CTE.

    The BU CTE Center is collaborating with its training and advocacy accomplice the Concussion Legacy Foundation to recruit former soccer gamers and different contact sport athletes to 5 lively scientific research.

    One of the research, Project S.A.V.E., is recruiting women and men ages 50 or older who performed 5-plus years of a contact sport, together with soccer, ice hockey, soccer, lacrosse, boxing, full contact martial arts, rugby and wrestling.

    To be taught extra about Project S.A.V.E. and 4 different research enrolling individuals, go to www.bu.edu/cte/our-research/clinical-research/.

    Source: www.bostonherald.com”

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