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Playing tackle football under the age of 12 exposes children to repetitive head impacts that may double their risk of developing behavioral problems and triple their chances of suffering depression later in

Playing Tackle Football Before 12 Is Tied to Brain Problems Later - The New York Times

Study: Cumulative force of impacts — not concussions — predicts CTE

Playing Tackle Football Before 12 Is Tied to Brain Problems Later - The New York Times

Concussion is a red herring' for CTE

Heading for disaster: inside football's brain injury crisis

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Football coaches struggle to recruit young players as more parents heed warnings about brain injury risks

Playing Tackle Football Before 12 Is Tied to Brain Problems Later - The New York Times

Playing Tackle Football Before 12 Is Tied to Brain Problems Later - The New York Times