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I know it's kind of off topic for this forum but still I am going to post it here. Hope any moderator will place it to more suitable sub-forum.
Summary: A new study of mild concussions in Canadian adults suggests the risks are even higher for recreational injuries( for fighters or Athletes etc)
This is a high quality study. Huge sample size, good long term longitudinal data, controlled for most important demographic variables.
I think, MMA fighters who have been knocked out at some point, whether in a match or in sparring sessions should visit a psychiatrist to know if any kind of suicidal behaviour is building up in their mind. We just don't want to lose any fighter for this reason.
Source: http://www.scientificamerican.com/a...on-may-triple-the-long-term-risk-of-suicide1/
Summary: A new study of mild concussions in Canadian adults suggests the risks are even higher for recreational injuries( for fighters or Athletes etc)
This is a high quality study. Huge sample size, good long term longitudinal data, controlled for most important demographic variables.
I think, MMA fighters who have been knocked out at some point, whether in a match or in sparring sessions should visit a psychiatrist to know if any kind of suicidal behaviour is building up in their mind. We just don't want to lose any fighter for this reason.
Source: http://www.scientificamerican.com/a...on-may-triple-the-long-term-risk-of-suicide1/