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Rugby officials concerned Women s Six Nations may not be completed

Leeds Rhinos skipper Ward retires at 27 due to concussion impact

Rugby faces walking time bomb as players pursue legal action over degenerative brain disease

Rugby faces walking time bomb as players pursue legal action over degenerative brain disease
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NZ captain Cane concerned about future after concussions

NZ captain Cane concerned about future after concussions Reuters 18/12/2020 © Reuters/Ross Setford FILE PHOTO: Rugby Union - June Internationals - New Zealand vs France All Blacks captain Sam Cane is concerned that his bouts of concussion may affect his future health but says rugby officials in New Zealand are focused on minimizing the risk of head injuries and are leading the way in player welfare. The openside flanker has suffered several concussions, most recently towards the end of Super Rugby Aotearoa, and he is aware of the health issues facing some of his former team mates and opponents. The issue has been highlighted in the last week with several former players launching legal action against World Rugby, England s Rugby Football Union and the Welsh Rugby Union that alleges a failure to protect them from the risks caused by concussions.

More rugby players join concussion lawsuit

Former Wales rugby player Alix Popham. Photo: Fotosport The letter of claim, setting out their intention to sue, has been sent to the sport s governing bodies with a total of nine players involved, including England s Thompson and Michael Lipman and former Wales flanker Alix Popham. Former Wales Under-20 centre Adam Hughes and ex-England under-21 player Neil Spence were among the six new members behind the lawsuit, while four other England and Wales players chose to remain anonymous. The players we represent have only recently obtained a diagnosis of permanent brain damage and are suffering from a variety of consequential sequelae including. early onset dementia, depression, and symptoms and signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the law firm said in a statement.

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