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Soccer heading tied to immediate spikes in brain injury biomarkers
Key Takeaways
- A Nature Medicine research highlight says heading the ball in a single match was followed by immediate biomarker increases.
- The reported biomarkers were p-Tau217 and S100B, both associated with neural damage.
- The dose-response pattern suggests greater heading exposure produced larger biomarker changes.
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DT Editorial Team··via nature.com