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Participants discuss various studies, such as the finding that starting tackle football before age 12 correlates with earlier neurobehavioral symptoms, but not with more severe pathology. The tone balances concern and scientific detail, with phrases like 'this is absolutely ridiculous' reflecting emotional reactions, while mentions of specific studies and statistics demonstrate analytical engagement.
Most discussions acknowledge the complexities of the research, with some posts emphasizing that early exposure is linked to earlier symptom onset, but not necessarily to increased severity of CTE.
Posts show high interest, referencing multiple studies and outcomes related to age of exposure and neurodegeneration, indicating engagement with the topic's implications.
Comments include methodological clarifications and references to different studies, indicating moderate depth of engagement rather than superficial reactions.
The discussions suggest that the research influences perceptions about youth football and brain health, though some posts point out limitations or contrasting findings, indicating a moderate impact on opinions.
In this BU sample of deceased tackle football players, younger age of exposure to tackle football was not associated with #CTE pathological severity, but predicted earlier neurobehavioral symptom onset. https://t.co/k7TEWoX4Px
"Another study, published last year in the Annals of Neurology, found those who played tackle football before age 12 developed cognitive issues an average of 13 years earlier than those who began playing later." https://t.co/FeFunxmOMQ
I love football, but this is absolutely ridiculous. Everyone involved should be fired immediately. It is heartbreaking to think that some people, who love the sport did not get the memo on CTE.
@stlsportsmed @Martin_Lang11 I'll layer on that our study of age of first exposure found that, controlling for years of play, earlier exposure was not correlated with < or > CTE odds but was correlated with earlier age of onset of symptoms likely attributable to CTE neurodegeneration. https://t.co/0SAOhWGWfT
RT @WB_BARR: In this BU sample of deceased tackle football players, younger age of exposure to tackle football was not associated with #CTE…
RT @WB_BARR: In this BU sample of deceased tackle football players, younger age of exposure to tackle football was not associated with #CTE…
Football has faced scrutiny due to concerns of cognitive decline linked to repetitive head trauma. This video examines the relationship between concussions, subconcussive impacts, and the development of CTE…
Younger age at first exposure to tackle football is linked to earlier onset of cognitive and behavioral symptoms in players with confirmed CTE. Playing before age 12 predicts symptoms appear approximately 13-14 years…
https://t.co/QdFKLFscN6
@BostonMMAGuy @TheWat1734 https://t.co/xheSfKAefj
I love football, but this is absolutely ridiculous. Everyone involved should be fired immediately. It is heartbreaking to think that some people, who love the sport did not get the memo on CTE.
@stlsportsmed @Martin_Lang11 I'll layer on that our study of age of first exposure found that, controlling for years of play, earlier exposure was not correlated with < or > CTE odds but was correlated with earlier age of onset of symptoms likely attributable to CTE neurodegeneration. https://t.co/0SAOhWGWfT
RT @WB_BARR: In this BU sample of deceased tackle football players, younger age of exposure to tackle football was not associated with #CTE…
RT @WB_BARR: In this BU sample of deceased tackle football players, younger age of exposure to tackle football was not associated with #CTE…
In this BU sample of deceased tackle football players, younger age of exposure to tackle football was not associated with #CTE pathological severity, but predicted earlier neurobehavioral symptom onset. https://t.co/k7TEWoX4Px
"Another study, published last year in the Annals of Neurology, found those who played tackle football before age 12 developed cognitive issues an average of 13 years earlier than those who began playing later." https://t.co/FeFunxmOMQ
@CoachRock73 This one: https://t.co/s3EJJHKXgw
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