Controversial Diagnoses
A researcher dives into the complexities of diagnosing severe neurological damage like CTE, which can only be confirmed post-mortem. With an impressive academic background spanning multiple countries, she studies the effects of head-butting in animals like bighorn sheep and musk oxen. This episode offers a fascinating glimpse into her work and the ongoing debates surrounding neurological research.In this clip
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Ologies with Alie Ward
Bovine Neuropathology (HEADBUTTING) with Nicole Ackermans
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