Newspaper and Magazine:
Eye off the Ball: Can Football's Ancillary Antics
Possibly Out-Insult the Game itself?
Scientific American
March 28, 2005
Players Bulking Up is Risky Business
Baltimore Sun
February 4, 2005
Effects of Blows to Brain Linger a Lifetime
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
January 9, 2005
Lights Out: Can Contact Sports Lower Your Intelligence?
Discover Magazine
December 2004
Teams Now Realizing That So-Called 'Dinger' is a
Life-or-Death Matter
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November, 26 2004
Life After Sports - Caution: Danger Ahead
Orlando Sentinel
February 22, 2004
Not
Much Headway: Doctors Voice Concerns on Continuing Dangers of Concussions in
NFL
Boston
Globe
December
26, 2003
Carson
Hurting But He Tries to Move On
Boston
Globe
December
26, 2003
What
Football Tells Us About Everyday Fitness
Los
Angeles Times
June
3, 2003
Researchers
Link Repeat Concussions, Clinical Depression
Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review
May
6, 2003
More
Concussions Show Increased Risk
USA
Today
May
6, 2003
Concussions
Increase Players' Depression Risk
Indianapolis
Star
May
2, 2003
Big
Men of the NFL Pay for Their Play Later in Life
Philadelphia
Inquirer
January
27, 2003
Fears
for the Fuller Figure
British
Observer
January
26, 2003
Athletes
May be Bruising Their Futures
Raleigh
News & Observer
November
25, 2002
Living
Large Causes Sizable Health Risks
Orlando
Sentinel
November
4, 2002
A
Heavy Burden: Way of Life Leads to Early Death for Many NFL Linemen
Denver
Post
October
20, 2002
Perils
of Football Follow Some into Retirement
New
York Times
September
26, 2002
Divided
Brain Trust: In Discussion of Concussions' Repercussions, Much Falls Under
Dispute
Austin
American-Statesmen
July
19, 2002
Study
Says 61% in NFL Suffer at Least 1 Concussion
USA
Today
May
17, 2001

Television
and Radio:
Feature story regarding the effects of concussion in NFL players
Inside the NFL on HBO Sports
December 10, 2003
Never
Ending Injuries: Football Pain Doesn't End When the Game Does
ABC
World News Tonight with Peter Jennings
October
5, 2002