All-Female CTE Study Joined by Former Soccer Stars

The Boston University CTE Center is launching the first study of how CTE affects women that will analyze the brains of female former pro soccer players.

Soccer study finds women suffer more damage from headers than men

Women's Soccer Stars Concerned About Trauma From Repetitive Head

First American Female Athlete Diagnosed with CTE

CTE: Brandi Chastain Donates Brain for Research

Former USWNT players lead push to study CTE and headers

BU Researches Launch CTE Study (SHINE) with Former Professional

CTE found in former soccer players, study shows

BU Researches Launch CTE Study (SHINE) with Former Professional

Largest study of brains of athletes younger than 30 finds early

How heading a soccer ball can hurt the brain - The Washington Post

Does heading soccer balls hurt women's brains? U.S. soccer stars

U.S. Women's Soccer Stars Take Lead on Risks of Heading - The New

CTE found in former soccer players, study shows

Mayo study finds link between youth sports, brain disease (video

Former USWNT players lead push to study CTE and headers