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Another boss might have said, "Stick with the protocol," especially to a rookie such as Omalu, who had not yet earned a track record, who was acting only on a hunch.
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Neuropathologist Bennet Omalu studied Waters 'brain tissue.
NFL retirees feel forgotten as fight for benefits rages 2007
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* At the core of the C.T.E. research is a critical question: is the kind of injury being uncovered by McKee and Omalu incidental to the game of football or inherent in it?
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According to The New York Times, Omalu discovered a succession of football-related concussions left Waters with the brain tissue of an 85-year-old man.
NFL retirees feel forgotten as fight for benefits rages 2007
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Bailes said he and Omalu have now analyzed the brains of 27 modern athletes, and the majority showed evidence of CTE.
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Bailes said he and Omalu have now analyzed the brains of 27 modern athletes, and the majority showed evidence of CTE.
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Omalu first came across CTE, a condition often seen in boxers, after studying the brain of
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Bailes said he and Omalu have now analyzed the brains of 27 modern athletes, and the majority showed evidence of CTE.
Fore, right! 2010
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Omalu found when staining tiny slices of Henry's brain.
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"The brain floats freely in your skull," Omalu said.
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