With the latest Hall of Famer diagnosed with CTE, the NHL and its commissioner cannot ignore the connections any longer.

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Similar to findings in American football ... of death in those with CTE were suicide and neurodegenerative disease (28.6% and 26.2%, respectively). The majority of former professional ice hockey ...

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BOSTON -- Former NFL guard Conrad Dobler, who was once dubbed the “pro football’s dirtiest player” had CTE at the time of his death at age 72 in February 2023, doctors announced Wednesday.

Conrad Dobler, once dubbed "Pro Football's Dirtiest Player," by Sports Illustrated, had CTE at the time of his death, his family announced through the Concussion Legacy Foundation. Herb Weitman ...

as the focus and research concerning the development and progression of CTE moves from mostly football players to those in other full-contact sports. A study published by researchers at Boston ...