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New study suggests that playing youth tackle football may lead to earlier onset of cognitive, behavior and mood symptoms in later life. Below is a sampling of coverage. 

The Boston Globe

BU Study Raises More Questions About Youth Tackle Football

CNN

Playing Football Young May Mean Earlier Cognitive, Emotional Problems

ESPN

Study Finds Youth Football Tied to Earlier Symptoms of CTE

USA Today

Study: CTE, Other Brain Diseases Can Start Earlier If Tackle Football Played Before Age 12

The Tragic Diagnosis They Already Knew: Their Brother Died With CTE

Ann McKee, MD

Wednesday, May 9
3-5 p.m.
Wilkins Board Room

  
Featuring  Robert Beazley, MD; Ken Grundfast, MD; Alan Meyers, MD; and Marcel Willock, MD

CME credit offered. Contact  Robina Bhasin for more information.