Here’s what will happen to Shane Tamura’s brain after NYC shooter blamed CTE for massacre

New York Post·Jul 30

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A shooter in NYC blamed chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) for their mental health issues. The shooter's brain will be tested for CTE, and the condition is being discussed in relation to the incident. It is unclear if the shooter actually suffered from CTE or had a history of brain injuries, with some reports mentioning a possible football-related injury, while a former coach recalled only an ankle injury.

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