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Un estudio revela tasas más altas de enfermedad cerebral degenerativa en jugadores fallecidos de la NFL
Un nuevo estudio revela que al menos uno de cada cuatro exjugadores de la NFL fallecidos entre 2016 y 2021 padecía una enfermedad cerebral degenerativa, aunque los investigadores señalan que la tasa real podría ser significativamente mayor.
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Un estudio recién publicado indica que la enfermedad cerebral degenerativa en jugadores fallecidos de la NFL se presenta en tasas más altas de lo demostrado anteriormente. Según la investigación, al menos uno de cada cuatro exjugadores de la NFL que fallecieron entre 2016 y 2021 tenía una enfermedad cerebral degenerativa. Si bien los datos confirman esta base de uno de cada cuatro, el estudio destaca que la cifra real podría ser mucho mayor.
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