Research from Sydney University indicates that heading a soccer ball affects brain chemistry, showing measurable changes after players headed the ball 20 times in a short period. While no cognitive impairment was observed, the study, the first to use MRI for this purpose, suggests that such impacts warrant caution and potential limits on heading, especially in youth training, as footballers have a higher dementia risk.
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Boss Energy shares plunge on issues at uranium mine
The share price of Boss Energy plunged 42.2% to $1.965 after revealing challenges at its Honeymoon uranium mine in South Australia, which may hinder production targets. An independent review will assess the impact of lower-than-expected uranium mineralization discovered during production drilling, while the company remains debt-free and has produced over one million pounds of uranium since resuming operations in April 2024. Want More Context? 🔎
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