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Tracy Manzer looks at the story surrounding the new football helmets, designed to reduce risk of concussions and other injuries that have plagued the sport.
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The ESPN article goes on to note that Cornerback Demario Harris Jr. of Charles Henderson High School in Troy, Alabama, collapsed on the field last Friday, September 26, 2014, following a tackle. Harris died the following Sunday. While his coach told AL.com that the teen ruptured an aneurysm in his brain, the child’s father said his son suffered a brain hemorrhage caused by a hit in the game. Also killed within the same time span was Linebacker Isaiah Langston of Rolesville High in North Carolina. Langston died after collapsing during Friday’s pregame warm-up sessions.The deceased player’s brother told ABC 11 that the death was related to a blood clot in Langston’s brain.
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Aug. 28, 2014
Mere days after we wrote about yet another local athlete who died following a fainting episode at Morgan State University, news outlets around the country have announced the release of a new football helmet designed to reduce the risk of concussions and other head and brain injuries for pro and student athletes.
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We examine the controversy surrounding deaths and brain injuries in football, and the new football helmet design some claim reduces risk of concussions.
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