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Nobby Stiles, a former England footballer and 1966 World Cup winner, died with a brain condition linked to repeatedly heading footballs, according to a coroner’s ruling. The inquest found that Stiles, who headed approximately 140,000 balls during his career, suffered from advanced dementia and CTE caused by head trauma from heading. His family has campaigned for greater accountability from football authorities regarding injuries linked to the sport.
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