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Re:Aaron Hernandez Found to Have Severe C.T.E by Clubber on Thursday September 21, 2017 @05:21PM (#15307472)
Well, if the only way to detect CTE is after death, unless the player killed themselves young, they would have to wait years and years until after the person played in high school. With that much time passed, many variables are introduced.

It's concerning to me because I played in high school.

Re:Aaron Hernandez Found to Have Severe C.T.E by pejrich on Thursday September 21, 2017 @06:42PM (#15307960)
Unfortunately people die in HS. So sure, if someone played HS ball, then stopped playing, lived until 60, and got CTE, it would be hard to say it was from HS ball, however when someone dies at 18, and is positive for CTE, that's pretty definitive.

I read somewhere that even one concussion can triple the likelihood of someone suffering from depression later in life. That's pretty scary stuff. Our heads are not meant to be banged against things, so I would think that goes double for a developing brain.

Re:Aaron Hernandez Found to Have Severe C.T.E by lazyasciiart on Friday September 22, 2017 @03:29AM (#15310089)
Re:Aaron Hernandez Found to Have Severe C.T.E by adamnemecek on Thursday September 21, 2017 @05:24PM (#15307497)
Right but your sample size is pretty big. Like I’m pretty sure the other factors can be controlled for. Dont take my word for it, these are the general conclusions.