A recent study has found a link between certain diseases and NFL players. This research indicates a higher risk for these athletes. In Nashville, locals may be interested in this topic due to the city's sports scene.
Further information on this study can be found through local news sources. For those looking for more details, WKRN News 2 has reported on the issue, including a response from Michael Strahan regarding an interview with Chris Johnson about ALS.
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NFL players are four times more likely to die from neurodegenerative diseases, according to a recent study.
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FOX 17 also asked the current mayor about the stalled beer license application and concerns surrounding the police department.
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