Dr. Scott Rosa is featured with retired Bears quarterback Jim McMahon in an ESPN documentary which premiers on January 28, 2016 - 9 pm ET on ESPN. The documentary "The '85 Bears" revisits the 1985 Super Bowl team players.
"The team also has elements of tragedy that have unfolded during the past 30 years. McMahon has battled depression and dementia as the result of concussions suffered during his playing career. Safety Dave Duerson committed suicide in 2011 and an autopsy on his brain discovered that he suffered from CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy), a degenerative brain disease resulting from repeated head trauma."
The ESPN film crew recorded Jim McMahon being imaged and successfully treated by Rosa.
Link to the documentary trailer
http://awfulannouncing.com/2015/next-30-for-30-documentary-will-feature-1985-chicago-bears.html#ooid=B5eHBoeToMNB3GOmQt2zno4sd7mM_xCR

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