Arizona researchers attempt to detect CTE in living former NFL players
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Experimental PET scan detects abnormal tau protein in brains of living former NFL players - Neuroscience News
Boston University researchers discover 28 new cases of chronic brain damage in deceased football players - ESPN
Can CTE Be Detected In The Living?
NFL says it did not intervene in NIH study selection, but NIH official says three league members tried to do so - ESPN
CTE diagnosis before death of former NFL player confirmed by Chicago researchers
N.F.L.'s Flawed Concussion Research and Ties to Tobacco Industry - The New York Times
PET Scan Detects Signs of CTE in Former NFL Players
Brain scans on former NFL players detect abnormal proteins found in CTE
How NCAA Football Can Finally Limit Concussions - Global Sport Matters
The quest to detect CTE in the living and what it means for football's concussion crisis - The Washington Post
NFL players: Study to detect CTE markers in the living needs you
Few Retired N.F.L. Players Opt Out of Proposed Concussion Settlement - The New York Times
Can brain damage be found in retired football players? - The Boston Globe
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