Yes, although the risk is small it is there. The boxers that have lost their lives have had brain injuries. This can occur when the head is hit repeatedly. These injuries can occur immediately or after many years of boxing.
What risk? Assumed by who?
Freezing to death(risk of playing inside sports Dying faster and colder than freezing to death(Risk of playing outdoor sports.)
Yes, it can reduce the risk of dying young.
Accurate figures are hard to come by, apparently. Maybe 30 per year . See the related link for more.
a person dying who donates a liver to a dying person
by dying then you know if its a risk
no
There was a risk in non-white races participating in American democracy. APEX
Concussion and lasting brain damage is an especially significant risk for boxers, since the goal of the sport is, in fact, to deliver a concussion to the opponent. For this reason, the American Academy of Neurology has called for a ban on boxing.
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Some arguments in favor of banning boxing are that violence is glorified in boxing and may encourage those who watch it to fight more. Boxers are often in ill health at the end of their careers and often suffer some sort of brain damage due to repeated blows to the head.
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