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Sep 10, 2026

Bryce ApplebaumGUEST
39:25
... we'll see what happens.
Bryce ApplebaumGUEST
39:25
I mean, we've had, we've... incredible success with mTBI and with stroke and concussion, but I always wanna do, wanna search for the fastest and best ways to increase quality care and get people back to where they deserve-
Darshan ShahHOST
39:38
Yeah
Bryce ApplebaumGUEST
39:38
... to be faster.
DannyGUEST
32:00
... than anything else.
DannyGUEST
32:02
Like, the movie Concussion, yadi-yadi, it was good.
Jack LawlerHOST
32:04
Yeah.
DannyGUEST
32:04
But, like, that-
Dan SmithHOST
11:53
Absolutely.
Dan SmithHOST
11:54
I have watched Concussion about five times.
Dan SmithHOST
11:57
And I've reviewed his history on the Internet the best I could.
Dan SmithHOST
12:04
I'm still waiting to receive my book, Dr. Ron.

13 MINS LATER

Bennett OmaluGUEST
24:55
So can your child suffer brain damage without having CTE? Yes.
Bennett OmaluGUEST
25:00
Well, okay, there are so many types.
Bennett OmaluGUEST
25:02
Concussion.
Bennett OmaluGUEST
25:02
By the time your child suffers a concussion, your child has suffered brain damage.
Dave PodnerHOST
0:03
We start with a significant injury update from New Japan.
Dave PodnerHOST
0:06
Shota Umino told Tokyo Sports that he was diagnosed with a concussion and amnesia after facing Zack Sabre Jr. on the opening night of the G1 Climax.
Dave PodnerHOST
0:15
Umino said he does not remember how he got back to his hotel and later dealt with vomiting after returning to Japan.
Dave PodnerHOST
0:21
The good news is Umino says he is now healthy and is scheduled to return Saturday on Road to Destruction.
Rowena MobbsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:07
There's about 12 sports that have been demonstrated to have that dementia CTE.
Georgie PageHOST
8:11
[instrumental music] That's Dr. Rowena Mobbs, one of Australia's leading sports and cognitive neurologists, who specializes in CTE and concussion.
Georgie PageHOST
8:21
She says the data in Australia isn't great, but the prevalence here could be a lot higher than we know.
Rowena MobbsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:28
At the moment, the best we have is the international NFL data.
Rowena MobbsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:25
If you didn't witness it, get, obtain from the school or the club or any other witnesses what actually occurred.
Rowena MobbsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:31
We n- need to understand how bad the mechanism was.
Rowena MobbsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:33
High speed, low speed? Was it several hits to the head? That's important for judging could it be more severe than a concussion?
Georgie PageHOST
11:40
[instrumental music] Her main message is we only get one brain, and it's far more important to allow full and proper concussion management than to rush back.
Becky SullivanGUEST
6:15
It describes sort of, like, the wobbly walk and the slurred words of a longtime boxer that's take a lot of hits to the head.
Becky SullivanGUEST
6:22
And, and that's, of course, what we now think of as sort of classic post-concussion symptoms, the kinda thing that, you know, if you get hit big on the football field and you stand up and you're all wobbly and you can't walk straight, you'll get pulled off for a concussion check.
Nate RottHOST
6:32
Concussion protocol.
Nate RottHOST
6:33
Yeah, you're out.
Nate RottHOST
6:34
[laughs]
Becky SullivanGUEST
7:28
And he didn't leave an explicit suicide note or anything like that, but that method of death, of course, preserved his brain for study.
Nate RottHOST
7:35
Yeah, and his brain was later diagnosed with CTE.
Nate RottHOST
7:38
And then, you know, there was the movie Concussion, like, all of which really caused public awareness amongst football fans and players, I feel like.
Sara CrismanGUEST
33:06
They might see, have some vision changes or dizziness is relatively common.
Sara CrismanGUEST
33:14
Concussion, people think of it.
Sara CrismanGUEST
33:16
So I was a neuroscience major.
Sara CrismanGUEST
33:17
And so when I first started to get into this work, I thought you'd feel different if you got hit here or hit here.

26 MINS LATER

Becca KennedyHOST
59:29
The point of having a diagnosis, is also to have a treatment, to know what direction to go to get someone better.
Becca KennedyHOST
59:38
And so where in there is the diagnosis helpful? And if there isn't an effective treatment on the other side of it, and sometimes what I see happening with something like post-concussive syndrome is it feels good to understand that this constellation of symptoms, and like Dr.
Becca KennedyHOST
59:58
Chrisman said, Concussion is based on it's a diet or mild concussion is based on a clinical diagnosis, which means there is no abnormal test.
Becca KennedyHOST
60:09
A clinical diagnosis means it's based on the symptoms and the pattern.
Chris BentleyHOST
8:14
One of the study's co-authors, Chris Nowinski, is a former professional wrestler turned neuroscientist.
Chris BentleyHOST
8:20
He's also CEO of the Concussion and CTE Foundation, and he tells Scott Tong he's not exactly surprised by the new results.
Chris NowinskiGUEST
8:28
We've been getting so many NFL brains, and we really do struggle to find negatives.
Chris NowinskiGUEST
8:33
We're still over 90% of the hundreds of NFL players we studied have had the disease.
Chris BentleyHOST
10:49
What are the most important changes you think need to happen in youth sports?
Chris NowinskiGUEST
10:53
Yeah.
Chris NowinskiGUEST
10:54
I mean, our campaign at the Concussion and CTE Foundation is called Stop Hitting Kids in the Head.
Chris NowinskiGUEST
10:58
We fought for that heading ban in 2015.
Chris MarkowskiHOST
3:09
There was a story that came out in the New York Times and the latest study.
Chris MarkowskiHOST
3:15
We've already known about the CTE and the tragedies and the junior Seau's and yet the movie Concussion.
Chris MarkowskiHOST
3:25
This latest study No joke.
Chris MarkowskiHOST
3:29
Finding, again, from what they're studying, at least one in four NFL players get brain disease from playing.
NYT

NYT

8.26.26

Aug 26 · 1 Mention

Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
13:13
and found that 16.6%, one in six, had been diagnosed with CTE.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
13:20
They narrowed the data to the most recent six-year period because they said it coincided with a surge of brain donations after well-publicized cases of CTE and the 2015 film Concussion.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
13:33
In 2014, 17 brains were donated to what is now called the Unite Brain Bank.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
13:39
In 2018, 53 were.

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