CTE head injuries and the Women's World Cup

Are players at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup risking serious long-term brain injury and CTE?

CTE head injuries and the Women's World Cup

Soccer study finds women suffer more damage from headers than men

Female athlete diagnosed with CTE brain disease in landmark case, Health News

Footballers must strike to force through concussion substitutes, says 1966 World Cup winner's son

Soccer icon Brandi Chastain pledges to donate brain for concussion, CTE research

Women's Soccer Stars to Participate in New CTE Study

Study Of Head Injuries In Young Athletes

Lora Lee Chapman on LinkedIn: CTE identified in brain donations from young amateur athletes

These young female athletes died by suicide. They all had head injuries in common

Audible Release Timely New 'Beautiful Brain' Series on Head Injuries in Football - Sports Illustrated

Concussion in football: Link between sporting head impacts and CTE 'reasonable to consider', says report, Football News

Brain injuries may affect women worse than men – introduction of concussion spotters to Women's World Cup could prove vital

USWNT players donate brains to CTE soccer research

All Head Impacts Have Consequences for Brain Health

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) - Brain Foundation