Is Football Really That Dangerous at Bill Sung blog

Is Football Really That Dangerous. There was a study that showed american football has more dangerous than rugby by orders of magnitude. For decades, getting one’s bell rung on the field was considered unremarkable—even a badge of honor. Football is a dangerous sport. There’s no shortage of football critics who point out the ethical questions involved in playing such a dangerous game. Rates of participation in youth football are down, and professional players are retiring early. Michael behr, m.d., an orthopedic surgeon, gives us the rundown on the pros and cons of playing football. And it's because of the padding. The sport is under scrutiny—and it’s not hard to see why. American football is extremely dangerous for the players, but it's such a money making machine for the us, so they don't care. And though there are risks involved, people still love the game. Taking a broader view, any adverse event during an nfl game—whether rare or common—underscores the need to better understand the risks and benefits of the game of football during active play and following career completion. After years of research about the effects of constant head.

There’s no shortage of football critics who point out the ethical questions involved in playing such a dangerous game. Football is a dangerous sport. Rates of participation in youth football are down, and professional players are retiring early. Michael behr, m.d., an orthopedic surgeon, gives us the rundown on the pros and cons of playing football. The sport is under scrutiny—and it’s not hard to see why. There was a study that showed american football has more dangerous than rugby by orders of magnitude. And though there are risks involved, people still love the game. Taking a broader view, any adverse event during an nfl game—whether rare or common—underscores the need to better understand the risks and benefits of the game of football during active play and following career completion. And it's because of the padding. For decades, getting one’s bell rung on the field was considered unremarkable—even a badge of honor.

Dangerous Game Is Football too Dangerous for Kids? Burlingame, CA Patch

Is Football Really That Dangerous The sport is under scrutiny—and it’s not hard to see why. For decades, getting one’s bell rung on the field was considered unremarkable—even a badge of honor. Rates of participation in youth football are down, and professional players are retiring early. After years of research about the effects of constant head. Taking a broader view, any adverse event during an nfl game—whether rare or common—underscores the need to better understand the risks and benefits of the game of football during active play and following career completion. There was a study that showed american football has more dangerous than rugby by orders of magnitude. And it's because of the padding. Michael behr, m.d., an orthopedic surgeon, gives us the rundown on the pros and cons of playing football. Football is a dangerous sport. There’s no shortage of football critics who point out the ethical questions involved in playing such a dangerous game. The sport is under scrutiny—and it’s not hard to see why. American football is extremely dangerous for the players, but it's such a money making machine for the us, so they don't care. And though there are risks involved, people still love the game.