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Marlene Cimons

  • Writer, Freelance
  • Adjunct Professor, University of Maryland
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Juega fútbol, pero protege tu cabeza

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By Marlene Cimons
| AARP en Español Verified
AARP (Getty Images) Puntos principales Según un nuevo estudio, los jugadores retirados de fútbol de alto nivel reportaron más ansiedad, depresión y dificultades para pensar que un grupo de control. Las resonancias cerebrales mostraron diferencias estructurales y reducción de materia gris en algunos exjugadores. Aunque la investigación sugiere que los cerebros de los jugadores muestran señales tempranas de cambio, no puede vincular de forma concluyente ese cambio con una futura enfermedad cerebral.
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Play Soccer, But Protect Your Head

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By Marlene Cimons
| AARP
AARP (Getty Images) Key takeaways Retired elite soccer players reported more anxiety, depression and thinking difficulties than a control group in a new study. Brain scans showed structural differences and reduced gray matter in some former players. While the research suggests the players’ brains show early signs of change, it cannot conclusively link that change to future brain disease.
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What’s really in a hotdog? Nutrition experts explain

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By Marlene Cimons
| Inkl
‘If you can’t forgo them entirely, most nutrition experts recommend eating hotdogs only once in a while.’ Composite: The Guardian/Getty Images In 1969, the late writer William Zinsser toured a hotdog factory and described his visit in Life magazine, opening with the lines: “I’ve often wondered what goes into a hotdog. Now I know and I wish I didn’t.” All these years later, his words still reflect our love/hate relationship with the humble wiener.
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