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Understanding CTE: The Silent Killer of Brain Health

Hey, I'm Shane Smith, joined by Thomas, on the set of Mind Matters, delving into head injuries and concussions. Today's focus: Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy or CTE. It's a degenerative brain disease associated with repeated head traumas. We'll explore its symptoms, risks, and what you can do to protect yourself. Stay tuned! #tbi #tbituesday #mindmatters #concussion #headinjury In Pain? Call Shane! (980) 999-9999 https://www.shanesmithlaw.com/in-pain... Sign up for our Weekly Newsletter for weekly chances to win trivia: https://share.hsforms.com/1PcBq_o9nQ3... Do you need an attorney? http://22753083.hs-sites.com/referral    • Why You Need a Personal Injury Attorney fo...      • What Sets Shane Smith Law Apart? Discover ...      • Why I Became an Attorney   For more information order our free book! https://www.shanesmithlaw.com/freebook ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and its link to repeated head trauma. 0:05 Shane and Thomas discuss chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease caused by repeated head trauma, which is common in athletes such as football players. Thomas explains that multiple concussions, even those that don't occur close in time, can lead to CTE, and that the cumulative effect of repeated head trauma can result in brain fog and degeneration over time. Mild concussions and CTE symptoms. 2:57 Memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, and impulse control problems may be signs of CTE years after a concussion. Shane and Thomas discuss the risks of concussions in various sports, including the potential for long-term brain damage and the importance of proper monitoring and treatment. Brain injury prevention and diagnosis in sports. 5:52 Thomas discusses the evolving standards of safety in sports, including the use of new equipment to minimize risks and the importance of protecting athletes' brains. Shane adds that CTE is a rare condition, and researchers are working to find ways to monitor brain injury in real-time, potentially through blood tests. Concussions and brain injuries with a medical expert. 8:33 New insights into concussions and brain injuries, including the use of blood tests to diagnose and monitor injuries.