Soccer players heading balls are at increased risk of concussion...
A new study has found that heading the ball is the most common cause for soccer players to sustain a concussion....
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A new study has found that heading the ball is the most common cause for soccer players to sustain a concussion....
read moreA new study indicates that playing computer games like Tetris 24 hours after a traumatic event may reduce the occurrence of the memories....
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read moreFour- and five-year-olds with ODD are more likely to have shorter telomeres, something that’s typically found in aging adult cells. Shorter telomeres are linked to greater risks of chronic diseases like obesity, diabetes and cancer....
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