Is rugby any closer to answering the complex brain injury question?

SPECIAL REPORT: With a court case looming large over the sport, Harry Latham-Coyle investigates what is being done to combat head injuries and the players struggling with life after rugby

27 Feb, 08:13 — 27 Feb, 08:13

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This story addresses the critical issue of brain injuries in rugby, a topic that has gained significant attention due to growing awareness of long-term neurological conditions affecting former players. The looming court case highlights the legal and ethical responsibilities of sports organizations regarding player safety and the potential for systemic changes in how head injuries are managed and prevented within the sport.

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Harry Latham-CoyleInvestigator/Author RugbySport facing brain injury litigation PlayersIndividuals struggling with head injuries CourtVenue for brain injury case

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First report: The Independent · 27 Feb, 08:13|Full coverage: All 2 sources within 0m|Window: 0m

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