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Today's New York Times reports, Many Ex-Players Many Be Ineligible to Share in Concussion Settlement.
it is shameful that this settlement excludes players suffering the effects of the post concussion syndrome, complicated mild traumatic brain injury and cognitive, behavioral and emotional difficultes that do not impair all of their activities of daily living.
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