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John F. Kennedy, Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon,Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump & Gerald FordWhat do all these men have in common?
HARVARDARMYWHITTIERCOLLEGEThey all participated in competitivetackle football!EUREKA COLLEGENY MILITARYACADEMYMICHIGAN
Do Sports Cause Deathin Teenagers?Riding in a Car: 25 deaths per million populationSuicide: 25 deaths per million populationEquestrian: 20 deaths per million participantsBiking, Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Skiing:All about 15 deaths per million participantsPlayground: 10 deaths per million participantsFootball: Fewer than 6 deaths per million participantsSwimming: 140 youth deaths per year
Suicide Mortality Among Retired NFLPlayers Who Played 5 or More SeasonsStudy by Everett J. Lehman, MS, Misty J. Hardin, PhD, and Christine M. GersicInvestigation performed at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Centers forDisease Control and Prevention, Cincinatti, Ohio, USAPlayers Retired – Since 19876.1/100,000Average American Man – Since 201420.1/100,0003439 Football Players from 1959-1988seasons were studied. (Minimum of 5Seasons per player)Followed for 28.9 years after retirementOverall Mortality, Selected Causes, NFLPlayer Cohort (1960-2013)Underlying Cause ofDeathObserved in the NFLPlayer StudiedExpected based onNational StatisticsSince 1987, NFL Players areAll Deaths537901.77 0 % l e s s l i ke l y t o c o m m i tAll Cancers137230.8Heart Disease207277.1Suicide1225.6Assault & Homicide427.6suicide than the generalpopulation!
Suicide in theGeneralPopulation &NCAA AthletesGeneral Population12.6 per 100,00018-22 Year Old Non-College12 per 100,000Suicide in National CollegiateAthletic Association (NCAA) Athletes:A 9 - Ye a r A n a l y s i s o f t h e N C A AResolutions DatabaseStudy published Oct 2015College Students7.5 per 100,000Ashwin L. Rao, MD, Irfan M. Asif, MD, Jonathan A. Drezner, MD,Brett G. Toresdahl, MD & Kimberly G. Harmon, MD9 Year Study of3,773,309 Participant SeasonsNCAA Football (Male Only)2.25 per 100,000
Decrease in Youth AthleticsCompared to Youth Suicide Rate
Sports Participation as a Protective FactorAgainst Depression and Suicidal Ideation inAdolescents as Mediated by Self-Esteem andSocial SupportStudy by: Lindsay A. Babiss, MS and James E. Gangwisch, PhDABSTRACT: Objective – Pariticipation in sports has been shown to be protective againstdepression and suicidal ideation, but little is known about what factors mediate theserelationships. No previous studies examined potential mediators between sportsparticipation and suicidal ideation and only one study explored possible mediatorsbetween sports participation and depression. Increased sports participation could protectagainst depression and suicidal ideation by increasing endogenous endorphin levels,boosting self-esteem, improving body image, increasing social support, and affectingsubstance abuse.FINDINGS: An increase in sports participation (Grades 7-12) leads to adecrease in depression by 25%. Suicidal ideation decreases by 12% with an increase in sportsparticipation.
What is therelationshipbetweenConcussionandDementia?1/3 of Americans have had a concussion in theirlifetime, 2/3 of these concussions are in males.Dementia occurs about 63.5 per 1,000 in the US.Alzheimer’s twice as common in women vs. men.5 million have Alzheimer’s – no reliable diagnostic, unknowncause.About The Slide HereOther common types: vascular dementia, frontotemporaldementia, normal pressure hydrocephalus
Does FootballIncrease Risk ofDementia?In a study of 438 FootballPlayers Followed for 50 Years Same Risk of Dementiaas Members of Chorus,Glee Club or Band.
RochesterEpidemiologyProjectFrom 1956-1070In a study of 296 Varsity FootballPlayers VS. 196 Wrestling, Swimmingand Basketball Athletes Football players are more likely to havehad a concussionNO DIFFERENCE IN LIKELIHOOD OFDEMENTIA, PARKINSONSISM OR ALS. 50 Years after injury
76% Orthopedic Chairs86% Neurosurgery Chairs90% TBI Expertsallowed their own children to play contact sports.suggesting that the more one understandsbrain injury the more likely they are to allowchildren to play contact sports!More than 70% of pediatricians surveyedwant to ban tackle football. However, only5.4% feel comfortable treating a child withPost-Concussion Syndrome (PCS).
Benefitsvs. RisksBenefits of Playing Football:Risks of Playing Football:Reduces Obesity and DiabetesBrain or Other InjuryReduces Depression/Suicidal IdeationReduces High Blood PressureReduces Heart DiseaseReduces StrokeReduces DementiaReduces 13 Types of Cancer RiskComplex Psychosocial BenefitChildren who choose to play football have an average BMI of 26.3 and thus are at highest risk forcomplication of obesity. 1,000,000 American children play high school football. An additional 1,000,000 play youth or other league football.If even half of those children became sedentary (rejected soccer, cross country and other fall sport options) the resultantincrease in sedentary lifestyle/obesity risks would be ENORMOUS! (Hypertension, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, 13Types of Cancer, Osteoporosis)BMI of 17-25 is considered healthy.
John F. Kennedy, Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump & Gerald Ford What do all these men have in common? They all participated in competitive tackle football! HARVARD ARMY WHITTIER COLLEGE EUREKA COLLEGE . PowerPoint Presentation Author: Becky Adams
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890 CHAPTER 38 The Eisenhower Era, 1952–1960. his own throat by parading his essential meanness and irresponsibility. A few months later, the Senate formally condemned him for “conduct unbecoming, CHAPTER 38 The Eisenhower Era, 1952–1960. 38 The Eisenhower Era, 1952–1960.
The Eisenhower Era 1952 – 1960 . Affluence and Its Anxieties Prosperity in the 1950s –Changed US society . Affluence and Its Anxieties . –Saved his candidacy as vice president . The Advent of Eisenhower Results of the election of 1952 –Eisenhower
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President John F. Kennedy at Cape Canaveral, Florida, November 16, 1963. Topic: "Space Race" Grade Level: Grades 2-5 Subject Area: US History JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM. PHOTO BY CECIL STOUGHTON. A letter from Joan Grant to President Kennedy about the "Space Race," May 2, 1961. JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY .
King de Historia Marítima en la Escuela de Guerra Naval (1969-70), así como Profesor Dwight D. Eisenhower de Guerra y Paz en la Universidad Estatal de Kansas (1970-71). Sus 15 libros incluyen cinco sobre Eisenhower. El Profesor Ambrose actualmente escribe el últi
The Eisenhower Matrix WHAT IS IT? Developed by the 34th US President Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Eisenhower Matrix allows you to create a system of prioritizing the most important tasks so that they don’t get lost to the sudden, unexpected tasks that always seem to arise out of nowhere. T
BIOGRAFÍA ACADÉMICA DE ALFREDO LÓPEZ AUSTIN Enero de 2020 I. DATOS PERSONALES Nacimiento: Ciudad Juárez, Estado de Chihuahua, México, 12 de marzo de 1936. Nacionalidad: mexicano. Estado civil: casado. Investigador emérito de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, por acuerdo del Consejo Universitario, con fecha 21 de junio de 2000. Sistema Nacional de Investigadores. Nivel III .
