Researchers have discovered that football players' brain blood vessels can be harmed by frequent, minor head injuries.

Published Date: 15 May 2024

According to research by Dalhousie University scientists from the Brain Repair Center, repeated hits to the head by football players can harm the brain's small blood vessels. These scientists believe that this damage may be a contributing factor.

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