CTE

Like Alan was saying earlier, we do know that there's an increased risk of developing what we call chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, which is a cause of dementia later in life that is due to repetitive head trauma earlier in life.

Study Calls Lou Gehrig's Disease Into Question 2010

Like Alan was saying earlier, we do know that there's an increased risk of developing what we call chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, which is a cause of dementia later in life that is due to repetitive head trauma earlier in life.

Study Calls Lou Gehrig's Disease Into Question 2010

Like Alan was saying earlier, we do know that there's an increased risk of developing what we call chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, which is a cause of dementia later in life that is due to repetitive head trauma earlier in life.

Study Calls Lou Gehrig's Disease Into Question 2010

FRANK DEFORD: An autopsy has shown that Chris Henry, the young Cincinnati Bengal who died a few months ago, suffered what is called CTE, chronic traumatic encephalopathy - which means, more simply, that his brain had been traumatized.

Is It Easier For Some Athletes To Suffer Brain Damage? 2010

FRANK DEFORD: An autopsy has shown that Chris Henry, the young Cincinnati Bengal who died a few months ago, suffered what is called CTE, chronic traumatic encephalopathy - which means, more simply, that his brain had been traumatized.

Is It Easier For Some Athletes To Suffer Brain Damage? 2010

Like Alan was saying earlier, we do know that there's an increased risk of developing what we call chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, which is a cause of dementia later in life that is due to repetitive head trauma earlier in life.

Study Calls Lou Gehrig's Disease Into Question 2010

The disease, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, widely known as CTE, is a close relative of Alzheimer's disease and has been diagnosed in the brains of more than 20 former football players.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JOHN BRANCH 2011

Known as CTE, the disease caused by repeated blows to the head can lead to wild mood swings, depression and suicidal thoughts.

News - chicagotribune.com 2011

The degenerative brain disease, known as CTE, has typically been found in autopsies of people who have had multiple head injuries, including more than a dozen former NFL and NHL players.

The Seattle Times 2012

The degenerative brain disease, known as CTE, has typically been found in autopsies of people who have had multiple head injuries, including more than a dozen former NFL and NHL players.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed MarYclaire Dale 2012