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The union’s inaugural ”health playbook” was distributed electronically to NFLPA members this week.

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The NFLPA health playbook also includes information on joint injuries and wear and tear, high blood pressure and cholesterol, plus performance-related topics such as sleep http://www.tennesseetitansteamonline.com/a.j.-brown-jersey , nutrition and mental health.

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