When footballers experience deteriorating brain health


By AGENCY
Heading the ball too often while playing football could lead to potential brain damage, especially after the age of 65. — AFP

Footballers are more likely to develop worse brain health beyond the age of 65 than the population at large, according to a study published on Dec 9 (2022).

The SCORES project, based at the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom, uses online systems to assess individuals’ cognitive function and monitor brain health decline.

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