Boxers Suffer Brain Damage Says Study in Psychological Medicine
London AP reports a study in Psychological Medicine examining 15 British boxers, including two world champions, showing cerebral damage. brains were collected over 16 years, with 12 of 15 showing septum distortion. The report links brain injury to memory loss, speech issues, balance problems, violence, and dementia, noting lives ruined post boxing careers.
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