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Harvard Study Looks At Ways NFL Can Bolster Player Health

By Fola Akinnibi · May 16, 2017, 6:03 PM EDT

Harvard Law School published a report Monday exploring the National Football League's health policies and practices, noting that the professional football league has done a good job with player safety and...

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