Does CTE Lead to Violent Behavior? Phillip Adams and Aaron Hernandez

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In this clip of the UCLA Brains PORT Podcast Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) episode, Adel, Dr. Chris Nowinski, and Dr. Kevin Bickart discuss the relationship between violence, football, and CTE. The trio discuss the cases of Phillip Adams and Aaron Hernandez as examples. Dr. Chris Nowinksi is a former WWE professional wrestler and founding CEO of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, an organization with a mission to end CTE through prevention and research, support all affected by concussions and CTE, and achieve smarter sports and safer athletes through education and innovation. You can reach out to the Concussion Legacy Foundation with questions or for guidance at CLF HelpLine | Concussion Legacy Foundation (concussionfoundation.org)
Dr. Kevin Bickart is a physician-scientist and a UCLA Assistant Professor of Neurobehavioral and Sports Neurology within the UCLA BrainSPORT program. Dr. Bickart sees patients suffering from post-concussion symptoms and symptoms secondary to repetitive head injuries, including dementia. Please contact the UCLA BrainSPORT Program at ucla.in/3JpB6q2
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[@LivingWithCTE]

Yes it does lead to violent behavior we have huge anger issues

[@adamhawley2654]

Sadly YES, and also the fuse is no longer present, there is no short fuse its no fuse. The 0-150 is miliseconds.

[@michaeltiller782]

Not just violent behavior o was accused of walking into a building gambling always walked by building always had computers never in my life gambled o was barely told about cte 3 or 4 I has stage 1 in my teens stage 2 at 18 then so one I had the worst case of cte in a 24 I. History but was Froced on chemicals with den

[@alcoholfree6381]

People are unique individuals and react uniquely to their brain damage caused by repetitive acceleration/deceleration head injuries due to American Tackle Football. The best approach to this CTE problem is to ban Tackle Football. I’m a retired neurosurgeon and I have advised many young men to not play football, there are better things to do with your brain.

[@michaeltiller782]

It leades more then that it can csuse a lot of things

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I am loaded with CTE