Head Injuries In Sports

Head injuries can happen at any point in life, even more so in football and with the federal government looking into major head injuries such as concussions, like they did with Steroids in baseball a decade or so ago. The game has come into question with these types of injuries, if combat sports are putting people in harm’s way and if they are. The main difference now with former players and athletes and how they dealt with concussions, the more research now with head injuries that are leading to more and more players get introduced to this problem. Along with the biggest story about how the NFL was accused of knowing about the head injuries and them just flat out ignoring it, and what the former players who sued got from the league and their
This was a very serious shock to the WWE and a lapse clean cut and stellar human life to that point, meanwhile Julian Blate who studied and did tests to his brain, said it looked like the brain of an 85 year old alzheimer's patient. Along with this his brain was damaged just like that of at least 4 NFL players during the time period this article was written, along with at first a theory that at least having 3 concussions of any grade it is possible of having long term damage over the course of one’s life. Bailes has an important quote which I don’t want to summarize due to it being a very important point in the article “We think these changes are not due to steroids," Bailes said. "That has never really been studied, but it's never been in the medical literature or any research that shows steroids do this to the brain. These changes [in the brain] were found in the 1920s before steroids were even invented." This evidence points to the opinion that I have on repeated blows to the head cause trauma over time and a connection with head trauma to
As stated in a medical journal developed by a Rhode Island medical journal, these head injuries are now being looked at closer. The statistics from the article say that they’re over 100,000 reported concussion cases in student athletes ranging from high school to college football, along with a lengthy paragraph stating what the outcomes happen due to the effects of a concussion. Stating that frontal lobe development might slow down or stop entirely making simple problem solving skills and emotional control a lot harder on for the individual in life, due to this