ys, the higher the risk for cte. ys, the higher the risk for cte. we know in high school athletes, if you follow them for a single season in football, hockey and soccer, even in the absence of a concussion, you will see mri evidence of brain damage at the end of the season, not related to concussion, because none of the athletes had a concussion. ussives the sub-conc injuries sustained by those immature high school athletes in a single season showing up as brain damage. because thesaid players were living, that it's hard to find out if they have cte. so, you are saying -- what is the status right now of being able to diagnose cte in living people? is a tremendous interest in that. that is one of the stumbling blocks. , boston,emic centers massachusetts general, ucla, many centers are looking at diagnosing ct using a way to image the protein in the brain just with we are looking for the next series of being able to confidently say this is cte in living individuals. tau e are also looking at to tau in the blood and bio

but cte is not rare. we would not be able to find 218 cases of cte in 291 athletes over the past eight years if it were rare. if you don't look for something, don't know how to look for something and don't find it, that doesn't mean that something is rare. it means it's under recognized. recent brain bank studies have shown that cte is present in 5% of of the general autopsy population. if you were to ask me how to limit risk, in addition to the minimum standards previously suggested by representative dem denham, i would say don't allow them to participate with head strikes, educate fighters to limit expose exposure to not allow head strikes. limit the number of head strikes and reduce the number of full contact matches per season. cte is a big problem. what we know today is very likely the tip of the iceberg. while we recognize the importance of contact sports to an athlete's physical and psychological well-being, cte is a known and preventable consequence. there's great urgency for funding for cte resea

but cte is not rare. we would not be able to find 218 cases of cte in 291 athletes over the past eight years if it were rare. if you don't look for something, don't know how to look for something and don't find it, that doesn't mean that something is rare. it means it's under recognized. recent brain bank studies have shown that cte is present in 5% of the general autopsy population. if you were to ask me how to limit risk, in addition to the minimum standards previously suggested by representative denim, don't allow them to participate with head strikes, educate fighters to limit exp e exposure to not allow head strikes. limit the number of head strikes and reduce the number of full contact matches per season. cte is a big problem. what we know today is very likely the tip of the iceberg. what we recognize the importance of contact sports to an athlete's physical and psychological well-being, cte is a known and preventable consequence. there's great urgency for funding for cte research and the risks asso

the longer you play the higher your risk were cte. starting a contact contact sport at a young age leads to a yacht longer playing career and greater exposure to head trauma. it also contributes to a risk of athletes and the developing brain is more susceptible to damage. there is a lot of skepticism regarding the significance of cte. for years people have said that it's not a real disease, they disease, they say there is confusion and debate among signs and that it cannot be distinguished but there is no scientific confusion about whether it exists. it's in 2015 and 2016 and 2016 a panel of expert meal pathologist convened by the national institute of neurological diseases and stroke determine that cte was a unique disease that could be easily distinguished from others diseases and even went on to say there's a reason for cte that is not found in any other the other misinformation about it is that it is very rare, and millions of people have plates contact sports we are not be able to find this many cases it in the athletes over the

and is specific for cte. the other misinformation about cte is that it's very rare. it's only been diagnosed in a few hundred people and millions of people have played contact sports. but cte is not rare, we would not be able to find 218 cases of cte in 291 athletes over the past eight years if it were rare. if you don't look for something, don't know how to look for something and don't find it, that doesn't mean that something is rare, it means it's underrecognized. recent brain studies have shown that cte is present in 5% of the general autopsy population. now, if you were to ask me how to limit risk for cte and mma, in addition to the minimum standards ref previously suggested, i would say don't allow children and young adults to participate in full contact with head strikes, educate fighters to limit their exposure so as to not allow head strikes in training and sparring, limit the number of head strikes during a match and reduce the number of full contact matches per season. cte is a big problem from con

so you are saying that -- what is the status right now of being able to diagnose cte in living people? >> well, there is a tremendous interest in that. obviously that is one of the stumbling blocks for really understanding how common the disease is. there is a tremendous interest, many academic centers, mount sinai, boston, mass general, ucla, many centers are looking at diagnosing cte using what they call a way to image in the brain just with an injection. and that is looking very promising. there have been some case reports reported and we're looking for the big series of being able to confidently say this is cte in living individuals. there has been a lot of advance in blood bio markers looking at things like ratio of tow to tow in the blood and plasma. so we're really on the verge, i think in the next two to five years, we're going to nail this down. there's been tremendous explosive advances just recently. >> i would suggest that members of congress, who are really interested in these kinds of sports, and especially because of youth sports and the exposure of kids who see these a

. >>> new claims 1994 heisman trophy winner razan salaam had symptoms of cte.ide last week at the age of 42 and his brother tells "usa today" he suffered from memory loss and depression. cte can only be diagnosed after death and his brain was not of his muslim faith. >>> a former member of "the brady bunch" cast has been fired by a radio station after some anti-gay remarks. susan olsen was a co-host of a political talk show on a digital station based in los angeles. olsen played cindy brady and was fired after an online altercation with an openly gay actor and it followed the posting of a facebook message that included an offensive term for a gay man. >>> week 13 in the nfl just about to be in the books. only one team has clinched a playoff berth >> that's the cowboys in action last night. highlights now from espn. >>> good morning, america. i'm john busch gross, while you were in bed late last night the cowboys were playing football against the new york football giants in new jersey. dak prescott prescott and ezekiel elliott trying to stay warm. first quarter,

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cte programs as we know them address a problem that is proportionately small, not to mention the muchlarger problem of violence in our society general. not to minimizing the threat that exists, putting it in its proper context before we decide we will launch millions and millions of dollars of expenditures. cde programs are based on disproven theories of radicalization that suggest unidentifiable tasks that an individual follows on a road to becoming eight extremist and committing violence. we are told there are indicators that is often an indicator we see even though our government tell us indicators are not used. having observed those indicators we look for offramp's, again we can do something to prevent an act of violence. unsound theory, what used to be -- [inaudible] >> and the price tag of on known millions and i said i know not because i have not done the research to try to find out, but it's difficult to determine how much is spent in the program. congress stepped into the game recently by allocating 9,000,001 year and 10 million and other poor community engagement-- i'm sorry

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