Heading soccer ball can lead to concussion like symptoms Add to ...
Neurosurgeon Dr. Charles Tator says while injury linked to heading in soccer is not a new idea, the study suggests repeatedly hitting a soccer ball with the head may boost the risk of brain injury and cognitive impairment.
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