The Globe and Mail·3 min read·medium
At the World Cup, soccer’s hidden injury has become increasingly visible
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Rory Carroll
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Medical experts are highlighting the long-term health risks of facial injuries in soccer, noting that protective masks often hide significant internal trauma. The article discusses how these injuries affect breathing and the necessity of proper medical care for athletes.
England's Djed Spence wears facial protection during the World Cup match against Mexico on July 5. Moises Castillo/The Associated Press
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