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#15 Dr. Chris Nowinski: Addressing CTE in sports and the NFL
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In this compelling episode of Broken Brains, host Bruce Parkman sits down with Dr. Chris Nowinski, co-founder of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, to discuss how repetitive head impacts in contact sports, blast exposure among veterans, and the growing crisis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) are shaping the future of brain health. Dr. Nowinski shares groundbreaking insights into the progress of CTE research and the urgent need for solutions that diagnose CTE in living individuals. Together, they explore how this could lead to revolutionary treatments.
The conversation also addresses the denial of CTE by major sports leagues, including the NFL, and the critical need for better player treatment and safety protocols. As the concussion debate continues, Dr. Nowinski highlights the importance of reducing head impacts in youth sports and high school sports, advocating for policies that protect the developing brains of young athletes.
Education, legislation, and continued research are essential to reducing the long-term risks associated with repetitive head impacts. The episode provides hope and urgency for a brain health revolution, aiming to create a safer future for athletes and veterans alike.
Tune in to discover how the Concussion Legacy Foundation is leading the charge for change and how we can all contribute to safeguarding the next generation’s brain health.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Focus on Repetitive Head Impacts
03:07 The Changing Focus on CTE Research
04:48 Addressing CTE Denial in the NFL and Other Sports Leagues
07:20 Improving Player Treatment and Safety
14:25 Reducing Exposure to Contact Sports for Brain Health
17:16 Understanding the Impacts of Repetitive Head Impacts
22:12 The Effectiveness of Guardian Caps
25:26 Legislation and Diagnosis of CTE
29:34 Diagnosing CTE in Living People
32:25 The Link Between Repetitive Head Impacts and Mental Health
35:02 The Role of the Concussion Legacy Foundation
Learn more about Dr. Nowinski and his work by clicking the links below!
Website: concussionfoundation.org
LinkedIn: Christopher Nowinski, PhD
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1. #15 Dr. Chris Nowinski: Addressing CTE in sports and the NFL (00:00:00)
2. CTE Awareness and Advocacy in Sports (00:00:10)
3. Addressing the Risks of Football Hits (00:14:23)
4. Challenges in Addressing CTE Awareness (00:22:50)
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