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As a psychologist, I know managing brain chemistry to avoid burnout is crucial to sporting success – and we can all learn from that , says clinical psychologist Amy Izycky

Your brain is working all the time, even when you’re not thinking about it. It helps you remember names, solve problems, and make decisions. But some daily habits can slowly chip away at your brain’s health, even if you don’t notice right away. These habits can affect your memory, focus,…

We all have our little quirks and daily routines. We do these things without much conscious thought. You might bite your nails when you concentrate or constantly check your phone. While these behaviors seem like simple habits, they are often much more. Many are actually coping mechanisms our brains use…

James McLaughlin says the accident in West Wickham left him brain damaged

This tragedy was about more than one man’s pain. It was about how football glorifies suffering and how America ignores mental health while arming the broken

Investigators are piecing together more details about how a former high school football player who blamed the game for his mental health problems carried out a deadly attack on an office building that is home to the NFL

We're starting to question Liam's illness on The Bold and the Beautiful and we wonder if Grace made up the whole thing.

The man who killed four people in the New York City skyscraper that is home to NFL headquarters carried a note blaming the league for the cognitive problems he developed as a high school football player

The league first publicly accepted there was a link between the sport and the incurable brain disease in 2016 – but still outright denied claims

Exclusive: The 27-year-old gunman would sometimes look ‘empty,’ or spaced-out, Tobenna Okunna told The Independent, adding, ‘He did hit his head a lot, for sure.’

The US football league has previously faced legal challenges over its failure to address players’ concussions.