As the link between American football and head injuries continues to
be examined an increasing number of children in the United States are
playing the non-contact version of the sport.
And as doctors keep exploring the long-term effects of concussions,
American football isn't the only sport in the United States making
changes.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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