SAN DIEGO — Football star Junior Seau had no alcohol or illicit ... Nothing in the autopsy report lists concussions or brain damage as related or contributory to the manner or cause of death.

Seau's death highlights questions about brain injury and depression. May 2, 2012— -- The circumstances coming to light about the death of former NFL linebacker Junior Seau may highlight what ...

SAN DIEGO (AP) — No alcohol or illegal drugs were found in Junior Seau's ... Craig Nelson. The autopsy showed no underlying hemorrhaging or contusions on Seau's brain, which appeared to be ...

Brain scans later revealed that Hernandez ... who displayed self-injurious head banging behaviour.” After his death, Junior Seau’s family sued the NFL. The case ended up in a settlement.

Though his autopsy showed no brain damage ... in deceased NFL linebacker Junior Seau's brain remains largely unclear. The initial coroner's report proves very little when it comes to Seau's ...

“We can’t know, unless Junior Seau’s” brain is analyzed in this way, whether his death was related to CTE, he said. Though Seau had no reported documented history of concussions, Gupta ...

Junior Seau's death has been ruled a suicide by the San ... Seau's family has decided to allow researchers to study his brain for evidence of damage stemming from concussions, San Diego Chargers ...

Today on Good Morning America, it was revealed that former USC and San Diego Chargers star Junior Seau had the degenerative brain disease called CTE when he committed suicide by shooting himself ...

KHALESSI: Thank you. CAVANAUGH: Let me go to you first, Dr. Khalessi, the death of Junior Seau put a spotlight on the subject of brain injuries in professional sports. Do you think they're being ...

Seau's death highlights questions about brain injury and depression. May 2, 2012— -- The circumstances coming to light about the death of former NFL linebacker Junior Seau may highlight what ...

The death of NFL star Junior Seau was officially ruled a suicide ... Officials are awaiting the family’s decision regarding the study of Seau’s brain for evidence of repetitive injuries.