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A new study published by the University of Glasgow says professional footballers face an increased risk of dying from dementia and other neurological diseases. The study is the largest ever of its kind, surveying the deaths of over seven thousand former players. Experts believe they have confirmed a link between soccer and brain damage but are unsure of the exact cause.
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