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I think Chris Nowinski and the Sports Legacy Foundation and BU are already doing a pretty good job. Is there a need to reinvent the wheel ? If you are still working, it would appear than any CTE is minor. Have you had a comprehensive Neuro Psych Assessment as part of the Legend Study?
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