Gridiron Greats announce expanded medical program
chicagotribune.com 10/29/2009 — Group now can provide more medical assistance to needy former players > Officials from the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund announced an expanded medical ...

American Medical Association Changes It’s Medical Marijuana Policy
hailmaryjane.com 18 days ago — There American Medical Association made a change in their policy yesterday, allowing for more research on the medical uses of marijuana. It's about fucking time. For the longest time, marijuana was considered a drug with no medical use ...

5 (More) Players You Must-Follow On Twitter This NFL Season
justincener.com 10/9/2009 — If you're a sports fan on Twitter or Facebook, you need to read this list!

Goodell: NFL to offer free medical work players with head trauma — USATODAY.com NFL - Top Stories 10/28/2009
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell plans to tell Congress that the league will offer free follow-up medical work to 56 players who ...

Goodell: NFL to offer free medical follow-up work — Examiner Sports 10/28/2009
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell plans to tell Congress that the league will offer free follow-up medical work to 56 players who reported dementia, Alzheimer's disease or other memory-related problems in a recent survey that helped spark a hearing ...

NFL to aid ex-players with head injuries (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 10/28/2009
When a recent study conducted for the NFL suggested that retired pro football players may have a higher rate than normal of Alzheimer's disease or other memory afflictions, the NFL was quick to point out that the study did not prove a link between ...

NFL in London: A Great Idea If The Right Steps Are Taken — Bleacher Report - NFL 10/28/2009
Since the NFL played its first game in London's Wembly Stadium in 2007, it would be hard to call the event anything but a rousing success. 85,000 fans packed the stadium to see the New England Patriots pummel the hapless Tampa Bay Buccaneers last ...

NFL to turn over injury records to House panel — SFGate: Top Sports Stories 10/28/2009
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell agreed Wednesday to turn over the league's medical records to a House panel investigating whether there is a link between football injuries and brain problems experienced by former players later in their lives. Rep. ...