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Headers in soccer cause more brain damage in women than men, new study says

August 02, 2018
Amanda Christovich, USA TODAY Headers in soccer cause more brain damage in women than men, new study says

The Einstein Soccer Study found women who headed a soccer ball a similar number of times as men in a 12-month period exhibited five times more extensive brain tissue damage.

     
 
 

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