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Studie findet höhere Rate degenerativer Gehirnerkrankungen bei verstorbenen NFL-Spielern
Eine neue Studie zeigt, dass mindestens jeder vierte ehemalige NFL-Spieler, der zwischen 2016 und 2021 starb, an einer degenerativen Gehirnerkrankung litt, wobei Forscher anmerken, dass die tatsächliche Rate noch deutlich höher sein könnte.
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Eine neu veröffentlichte Studie zeigt, dass degenerative Gehirnerkrankungen bei verstorbenen NFL-Spielern häufiger vorkommen als bisher nachgewiesen. Der Untersuchung zufolge litt mindestens jeder vierte ehemalige NFL-Spieler, der zwischen 2016 und 2021 verstarb, an einer degenerativen Gehirnerkrankung. Während die Daten diesen Ausgangswert von eins zu vier bestätigen, hebt die Studie hervor, dass die tatsächliche Zahl letztendlich noch viel höher sein könnte.
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