N.F.L. Official Affirms Link Between Playing Football and C.T.E. - The New York Times
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and American Football
CTE is real': New study finds brain disease in almost all football players tested | CBC Sports
BU Finds CTE in Nearly 92 Percent of Ex-NFL Players Studied | The Brink | Boston University
CTE Risk Doubles After 3 Years of Playing Football | The Brink | Boston University
Football And CTE: In New Study, Nearly All Donated NFL Player Brains Found To Have CTE : NPR
5 NFL Athletes Who Had CTE
CTE Reportedly Discovered in 5 Living Former NFL Players | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
Athletes and the Risk of CTE - Premier Neurology & Wellness Center
Buckley: Would players keep playing if they knew they had CTE? – Boston Herald
CTE Study Finds Evidence of Brain Disease in 110 Out of 111 Former NFL Players
Football's head trauma problem: The reality of the sport – Coppell Student Media
Head Hits, Not Concussions, Tied to CTE | MedPage Today
Ten percent of NFL players could eventually develop serious brain disease | Science | AAAS
NFL distances itself from statement that links CTE to football | abc10.com
CTE In Athletes Linked To Hits To The Head, Even Without Concussions : Shots - Health News : NPR
Football players brain disease CTE appears rare in military
CTE found in 92 percent of ex-NFL players analyzed in updated report
NFL Acknowledges a Link Between Football, CTE | FRONTLINE
How the Sports World Learned to Ignore CTE - Global Sport Matters
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy - Wikipedia
VERIFY: CTE risk higher in kids under 14 in tackle football | 11alive.com
Selection Bias May Lead to Underestimation of CTE Risk in Former Football Players | SPH
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Why the NFL can finally admit football causes CTE and not owe players anything - SBNation.com
5 NFL Athletes Who Had CTE
Ninety-nine percent of ailing NFL player brains show hallmarks of neurodegenerative disease, autopsy study finds | Science | AAAS
