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Sports and athletic endeavors promote lasting benefits in health, wellness,
and emotional development for millions of regular participants worldwide.
These activities also involve varying levels of risk to the body.  Respecting and understanding this potential are key to an athlete’s long-term success, both within and beyond a sports career.

In our current sports culture, blows to the head are not always given the
attention they deserve.  However, recent medical research is helping us better
understand how concussions and repetitive trauma to the brain can have
dramatic consequences that may not be revealed for decades.

The Sports Legacy Institute is dedicated to studying the effects of concussions

and other sports related brain injuries.  Through its efforts, SLI aims to
maximize the safety and vitality of all athletes who participate in contact and
collision sports around the globe.

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Chris Benoit Sports Legacy Project News

»Sports Legacy Institute's CTE Research and Chris Benoit Study Spurring New Questions Read article

»Sports Legacy Institute's Chris Benoit Findings Affect ISU Sports' Head Injury Policy Read article

»Good Morning America Piece on Kids' Concussions Features Sports Legacy Institute GMA discusses implications of Chris Benoit case on youth sports Read article Watch video

»NFL Responds to Public Pressure and Updates Concussion Management Guidelines

NFL issues educational pamphlet to players and families, will no longer allow players who have been knocked out back into same gameRead press release Read NY Times article

»Chris Nowinski, Dr. Bennet Omalu, and the Sports Legacy Institute Featured on ESPN's Outside the Lines Read more

»SLI Concussion Awareness Efforts Already Changing Culture!

Pro football player with mild concussion voluntarily removes self from game – and is proud of it.  Read article

»Dr. Cantu Present at NFL Concussion Summit in Chicago

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»Omalu, Nowinski Team Up to Discover 4th Case of CTE in Deceased NFL Player Read article

»Dr. Omalu Ties ex-NFL Player Andre Waters’ Suicide to Brain Damage with Some Help from Chris Nowinski  Read article


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