Aaron Hernandez's brain showed signs of severe CTE: What to know ahead of new series. A new FX series revisits the life of NFL player Aaron Hernandez and the controversies that consume his legacy.

Aaron Hernandez’s brain showed the repeated effects of severe head trauma. He’d played football for 19 years by the time he died at age 27, starting as a youth in Bristol, Connecticut.

Aaron Hernandez had the worst case of CTE in a person his age that Boston University researchers had ever seen. The disease riddled his brain and even caused it to shrink. The group of BU ...

The Boston researcher who examined the brain of former football star Aaron Hernandez says it showed the most damage her team had seen in an athlete so young. Hernandez, whose on-field performance ...

Aaron Hernandez, the former NFL star convicted of murder, had CTE from his years of playing football Before Aaron Hernandez committed suicide in in jail last April, his brain had already begun to ...

Aaron Hernandez had severe form of CTE, study says 02:31. Hernandez hanged himself in prison days after he was acquitted in the 2012 drive-by shootings of two men in Boston and just hours before ...

Aaron Hernandez's Brain Showed Signs of Brain Injury Never Seen Before in Someone Under 40. Published Nov 09, 2017 at 3:48 PM EST Updated Nov 09, 2017 at 4:13 PM EST.

Aaron Hernandez's Brain Reveals Signs Of CTE, Says Lawyer : The Two-Way The former NFL star, who stopped playing at age 23, allegedly had brain damage more consistent with a player three times his ...

Baffled by the suddenness of the incident, Aaron Hernandez’s brain was being studied by the researchers. And what they found will truly shock the fans. What Was Inside The Brain Of Aaron Hernandez?

BOSTON — Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez suffered severe damage to parts of the brain that play an important role in memory, impulse control and behavior, a researcher who ...

Before Aaron Hernandez committed suicide in in jail last April, his brain had already begun to deteriorate significantly — a result of severe chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a ...