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The commissioner of the Canadian Football League refused on Friday to admit a connection between football and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the progressive degenerative brain disease that's been linked to repeated blows to the head.

The study did not address the cognitive and mental health issues that have recently been linked to repeated blows to the head and that currently dominate the conversation about player safety.

The occurrence of renal AA-amyloidosis in IVDU has been linked to repeated bacterial infections, especially to skin and soft tissue infections, endocarditis as well as longer survival time after the onset of IVDU (as a consequence of successful opoid maintenance therapy) [ 6, 7, 10, 11].

The unnamed athlete, described in a report published Monday by the journal JAMA Neurology, is the youngest patient to get a definitive diagnosis of widespread CTE — degenerative brain changes accompanied by a range of neuropsychiatric symptoms that are linked to repeated blows to the head.

More than 40 other neurological, neurodegenerative or neuromuscular disorders are linked to repeat instability, which unlike static mutations, have a dynamic repeat process with products continuing to mutate across generations and in different tissue types.

Thus, the plastid genome variability we report here could be linked to repeat-mediated genome rearrangements.

A burst of expansion has also been linked to the repeated formation of active recombinant elements derived from two parental retrotransposons brought together during allopolyploid formation [35].

Interestingly, maintenance of heterochromatic rDNA by DNA repair mechanisms has recently also been linked to nucleolar and rDNA repeat integrity and may even influence heterochromatin formation elsewhere in the nucleus (Paredes and Maggert 2009; Peng and Karpen 2007), suggesting more extensive roles for nucleolar chromatin organisation.

In the ovary, carcinogenesis has been linked to inflammatory processes, such as repeated ovulation, endometriosis and pelvic infections [ 4, 5].

Families with hereditary dementia and ALS have been linked to a C9ORF72 hexanucleotide repeat expansion [ 9, 31].

In genital CT, repeat infections have been linked to increased reproductive morbidity – more PID and more adverse reproductive outcomes; it is unknown if morbidity is also linked to repeat infection with extra-genital STI.