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Jonathan Cherry
Neuropathologist and Assistant Professor of Pathology at Boston University School of Medicine, Director of the Digital Pathology Core at the BU CTE Center, researching neuroinflammation and CTE.
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Oct 6, 2026
Dr. Jonathan Cherry: CTE - Repeated Head Injuries
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Therese MarkowHOST
Um, yeah, so what are the symptoms? What are some of the symptoms that people have? I know that they might differ, right, but what do you see in the people?
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8:32Jonathan CherryGUEST
Well, that's kinda like the million-dollar question, right? What does CTE look like in someone who's alive? And we don't have a great answer.
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8:39Jonathan CherryGUEST
We, I mean, there's definitely a lot of good answers that are out there right now.
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8:47Jonathan CherryGUEST
Like, there's a couple ways it seems it could, it could potentially present.
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8:51Jonathan CherryGUEST
The, the commonality is a lot of individuals have clinical, or sorry, cognitive symptoms, so memory problems, executive problems, you know, planning issues.
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9:00Jonathan CherryGUEST
But then there's also folks that have more behavior mood disorder stuff, which I think a lot of people think about when they think of CTE.
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Therese MarkowHOST
... inflammation really is at the root of a lot of different health issues, no?