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Mental health is something that isn't considered at all until there's a problem. Maybe that needs to change.

There are plenty of mentally ill people out there who are not getting the help they need. The hard part is how to fix that without stigmatizing and punishing. People won't voluntarily seek help if they think it's going to harm them in the long run.

For some, it's the default answer if a football player is involved. It's impossible to really know at this point.

The CTE people are like those who swore their relative died of Covid because they had all the symptoms then they call you a denier when you ask how they got Covid-19 in 2018.

If I want to know how PET scans work, I'll ask a nuclear medicine technologist. I want to know how YOU diagnosed him.

I still guarantee it's less than 99%. You have a ridiculously small sample size that's not independent. So tell me more about how you diagnosed a disease using a PET scan that can only be found in an autopsy.

Here you go. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/06/190620153548.htm

This is another case where people think they've got all the answers from reading a headline. Somewhere in that study is a disclaimer stating that the sample they used might be skewed. Those brains were donated by the families. It's very possible that they did that because they knew something was...

The guy I responded to claims to have diagnosed Walton with a PET scan.

It's HIPAA. And if you were telling the truth, that's 100% a HIPAA violation. You'll probably want to ask these folks to update their page. They're under the impression it can only be diagnosed during an autopsy. https://www.medpagetoday.com/neurology/headtrauma/91638

It breaks my heart to see all the potential and watch him ruin his life.