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Leigh Ann Winick

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  • Lead Producer, Medical unit, CBS
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How the football world is trying to tackle the problem of concussions

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Could new helmets reduce concussions? How the football world is trying to tackle the problem

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By Leigh Ann Winick Verified, Sara Moniuszko Verified
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NFL has reduced concussions, Goodell says In this year's Super Bowl, Philadelphia star offensive tackle Jordan Mailata is hoping a new generation of helmets will help keep him in the game — avoiding the same fate as Buffalo Bills cornerback Christian Benford, who was sidelined after suffering a concussion in the AFC Championship weeks ago. "Headbutts are common, they're going to happen," Mailata said.
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Home hospice care in the spotlight as former President Jimmy Carter turns 100

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By Jonathan LaPook Verified, Leigh Ann Winick Verified
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Spotlight on hospice as Jimmy Carter turns 100 This past spring, Joan Prum's advanced age and increasing frailty ushered in a new reality when she became a hospice patient. "I thought that unless you were really infirm and bedridden, you wouldn't be a candidate for hospice, but it turns out not to be true," Prum said. Healthcare teams provide comfort to hospice patients expected to live no longer than six months.
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