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Former Socceroos captain Paul Wade reveals probable CTE diagnosis

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Former Socceroos captain Paul Wade has revealed a probable CTE diagnosis. He intends to use his personal experience to raise awareness about concussion, repeated head impacts, and brain health. Wade's disclosure highlights the ongoing concern about head injuries in football and the need for greater attention to brain health across all levels of the sport.

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Awareness campaign for concussion risks

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Paul Wade aims to raise awareness across all levels of football.

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Paul Wade wants to share his experience to raise awareness about concussion, repeated head impacts and brain health.

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  • Awareness campaign for concussion risks
  • Emphasis on brain health across all levels of football

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Paul Wade says he wants to share his experience to raise awareness about concussion, repeated head impacts and brain health across all levels of football.

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Paul Wade wants to share his experience to raise awareness about concussion, repeated head impacts and brain health.

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Paul Wade aims to raise awareness across all levels of football.

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