USA bans under 10 year olds from heading the ball in football with calls for UK to follow suit

The video discusses the US Soccer Federation's ban on headers for players aged 10 and under, and reduced heading for 11 to 13-year-olds. While some criticize this as an overreaction, neuroscientists support the move, citing children's vulnerability to head injuries. The UK lacks specific guidelines, despite cases like Jeff Astle's highlighting the risks. The video calls for greater awareness of the dangers of heading in soccer, with the US leading in implementing safety measures.

How do UK campaigners and medical experts view the current approach to heading in youth soccer compared to the USA?

What is the general sentiment expressed about the need for awareness regarding the dangers of heading a football?