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ANDREW REED – NCAA SPORTS LAWSUIT – 12 3 22
ANDREW REED – NCAA SPORTS LAWSUIT – 12 3 22
ANDREW REED – NCAA SPORTS LAWSUIT – 12 3 22
Saturday 3rd December 2022
Join Andrew Reed on 'American Medicine Today' as he discusses a landmark lawsuit against the NCAA over concussion risks and its broader implications.
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Get the buttons here!Andrew Reed on the NCAA Concussion Lawsuit: A Game-Changer for Sports Safety?
If you are going to play football, you know that you are not going to be a little broken fingernail. You have a lawsuit for everything in this country.
Are you concerned about the safety of athletes in contact sports? This episode of 'American Medicine Today' tackles the pressing issue of concussions in sports, with a particular focus on football. Legal expert Andrew Reed joins the discussion to shed light on a landmark lawsuit against the NCAA, which accuses the organization of failing to protect its players from the dangers of concussions.
Reed delves into the intricacies of the case, highlighting the potential disputes over medical evidence and whether concussions were indeed the cause of death in some instances. But the crux of the matter lies in whether the NCAA has a duty to safeguard its athletes from harm, even when they are aware of the risks involved in playing contact sports.
This lawsuit could have far-reaching implications for all sports organizations, raising questions about player protection laws and the role of technology in preventing concussions. While advanced helmets are available, their effectiveness remains a topic of debate. This episode offers an eye-opening discussion on the concussion epidemic in sports and what it could mean for the future of athlete safety. Don't miss out on this crucial conversation.