I'm Gary O'Reilly. And I'm Chuck Knies. This is playing with science. Yes,

concussions and head traumas are most definitely this season's must not have

thing and people are rightly concerned but is there light at the end of the

tunnel? Yes, well actually there may well be light at the end of the tunnel as

we speak because active steps have already been taken in a number of major

sports to combat exactly this issue. Mild traumatic brain injuries and chronic

traumatic encelopathy are no longer marginal issues but are now at the forefront of

many minds. And today we focus on what is being done especially in the world of

football. Yeah. So Dr. Samuel Brown is a neural surgeon as well as the co-founder

and chief medical officer of VCs, BICIS, developing new football helmet

technology that shows significant reduction in impact forces for NFL college and

youth football. And we'll also have physicist Richard Brandt CEO of sports science

football who do a lot of helmet testing. As well as Dr. Roger Hartel, official

neural surgeon for the New York football giants. So I think what we have is a

group of experts who can address why things need to happen. What is happening?

Where we are going to go from where we are right now because I think if we look

backwards we're not going to help ourselves. No and you know what here's the thing

first of all we know that we have so much more information I available nowadays

you know there was a time I remember when I was a kid playing football and you

know the whole idea was to ring somebody's bell as they would say like that's

what you wanted to do and now we know that you know that's a problem but it's

not just football it's not just the NFL I mean you look at they talk about the

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