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Uno studio rileva tassi più elevati di malattie cerebrali degenerative nei giocatori di NFL deceduti
Un nuovo studio rivela che almeno un ex giocatore di NFL su quattro deceduto tra il 2016 e il 2021 soffriva di una malattia cerebrale degenerativa, sebbene i ricercatori notino che il tasso effettivo potrebbe essere notevolmente superiore.
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Uno studio recentemente pubblicato indica che le malattie cerebrali degenerative nei giocatori di NFL deceduti sono presenti a tassi superiori rispetto a quanto dimostrato in precedenza. Secondo la ricerca, almeno un ex giocatore di NFL su quattro deceduto tra il 2016 e il 2021 era affetto da una malattia cerebrale degenerativa. Sebbene i dati confermino questa base di uno su quattro, lo studio evidenzia che la cifra reale potrebbe rivelarsi molto più alta.
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