Does heading soccer balls hurt women's brains? U.S. soccer stars take part in new study

How at risk are women for CTE, a brain disease sometimes linked to football? Boston University is looking for answers, and U.S. soccer stars are helping.

CTE cases in soccer players raise fresh questions about safety of heading the ball

Does Soccer Still Need Headers? - The New York Times

Soccer ball heading may impair brain function, study says

What Happens When Soccer Bans Heading? - The Ringer

Soccer study finds women suffer more damage from headers than men

Women's Soccer Stars Concerned About Trauma From Headers : NPR

New research finds that heading the soccer ball may be riskier for women than men

Amateur soccer players show changes in brain structure, study finds : r/sports

Soccer headers may hurt women's brains more than men's

Heading the ball is much worse for women's brains

Dementia gene: Heading soccer balls increases brain risks for certain players