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A study conducted at Imperial College London revealed that retired British football players experience differences in brain structure and higher rates of anxiety and depression, without showing signs of cognitive decline. The study involved 142 former players aged between 30 and 60, compared to 56 control individuals. The results showed that 31% of the retired players suffered from clinical depression and 42% from clinical anxiety. Brain scans also indicated a reduction in grey matter volume among them compared to the control group. This study is part of ongoing efforts to understand the impact of repeated head injuries on the risk of developing dementia, with plans to monitor the participants regularly.
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