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Since Dr.Omalu was from Africa they had superstitions that he was not qualified to make these confessions.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvWInUO9Vqo&spfreload=10&scrlybrkr=a4f88e10

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"Determination. Sheer will. Whatever it took. He doubled, tripled, and quadrupled it."

"It acts like lubricant. But in concentrated masses, it forms clumps called neurofibrillary"

"Not appropriate science."
"Purely speculative."
"The NFL was on defense, the media had picked up the offense.

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This is brain neurons making connections, like when you think.

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Picture of Neurons in the brain making connections.

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Will smith and Dr. Omalu in the premiere of the Concussion movie

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Since Dr. Omalu came from Africa he has a very heavy accent which created difficulty while communicating between the juries and him.

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Three websites correlating with Concussion

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Three websites correlating with Concussion

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The lawyers point of view
https://www.jurist.org/commentary/2017/04/the-nfl-concussion-lawsuit-from-the-eyes-of-the-pittsburgh-lawyer-who-originated-the-case/
A GQ article
https://www.gq.com/story/nfl-players-brain-dementia-study-memory-concussions

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Concussion by Jeanne Marie Laskas chronicles the story of Dr. Bennet Omalu, a Nigerian-born forensic pathologist known for his seminal research on chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease largely found in people who have sustained repetitive brain trauma. In 2002, while working as a pathologist at the Allegheny County coroner’s office in Pittsburgh. Omalu autopsied the brain of Pro Football Hall of Fame center “Iron Mike” Webster of the Pittsburgh Steelers. This led to his groundbreaking discovery of CTE in the brains of relatively young and otherwise healthy football players. When he published his first report on CTE in 2005 in Neurosurgery, Omalu assumed that the NFL would rejoice and take steps to ensure player safety. Instead, this report would lead to a decade-long battle with the NFL. Which refused to acknowledge the connection between football’s dangers and the resultant health of its players.