Tuesday's health and safety news from the world of football:
- Tom Musick of the Northwest Herald in suburban Chicago wrote about social media speculation that Chicago Bears safety Chris Conte cheated on his concussion test Sunday night. Conte denied that thought and detailed what happens during the test.
Fellow Bears safety Major Wright said it is very difficult to cheat on the concussion test.
- NewOrleansSaints.com reported on how the Saints players and the New Orleans-area Marines teamed up for a bike giveaway for local kids.
- Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd told Vikings.com how football saved his life.
- WLTV-TV in Jacksonville, Fla., looked at a report that said youth sport injuries could lead to adult brain disease.
- WBIW-AM profiled the School of Optometry at Indiana University, which received concussion research funding from the National Institutes of Health.
-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor
