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As early as midlife, repeated soccer headers may show impacts on the brain | CNN

Soccer headers could be a problem later for some. As early as midlife, former elite players have reported worse anxiety, depression and focus, a new study finds.

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As early as midlife, repeated soccer headers may show impacts on the brain | CNN

Soccer headers could be a problem later for some. As early as midlife, former elite players have reported worse anxiety, depression and focus, a new study finds.

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Former soccer players report higher depression, anxiety levels, lower executive function
Former elite level soccer players had higher levels of depression and anxiety, and subjective difficulties with thinking and decision-making, according to a study presented at the…
domenica 12 luglio 2026·morningstar.com
FROM THE ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2026
FROM THE ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2026

As early as midlife, repeated soccer headers may show impacts on the brain | CNN

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As early as midlife, repeated soccer headers may show impacts on the brain | CNN

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Former soccer players report higher depression, anxiety levels, lower executive function

FROM THE ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2026

Former soccer players show brain changes but no cognitive decline, researchers find

Retired soccer players show brain changes but normal thinking skills | The Jerusalem Post

Former soccer players report higher depression, anxiety levels, lower executive function

FROM THE ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2026

Ex-footballers show higher depression and anxiety rates, study finds

As early as midlife, repeated soccer headers may show impacts on the brain | CNN

Former soccer players show brain changes but no cognitive decline, researchers find

Retired soccer players show brain changes but normal thinking skills | The Jerusalem Post

Ex-footballers show higher depression and anxiety rates, study finds