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In December 2017, the National Football League (NFL) and the Junior Football League (JFL) announced a joint initiative to research and develop a test to identify athletes who may have suffered from CTE. The test will be offered free of charge to those who played football between the ages of 13 and 23. Tests that identify early signs of CTE are still in development. Although researchers have been able to detect CTE in the brain of deceased football players, they have not been able to identify the disease in living athletes. The researchers behind the NFL/JFL initiative have identified 16 different proteins that show abnormally high levels of protein in living former athletes who show signs of CTE. 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