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Former NFL player educates retired Black athletes on Alzheimer’s

Former NFL player Robert W. Turner II, Ph.D., is co-principal investigator for the Black Men's Brain Health Emerging Scholars program and a caregiver for his dad, who is living with Alzheimer’s. On our blog, Turner talks about his focus on education around the disease for retired Black athletes.

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