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The delayed Professional Injury Surveillance Project report finds the average lay-off was more than three weeks and 38 of 168 concussions occurred during training
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Harlequins’ Champions Cup hopes were ended after the Premiership side were thrashed 49-7 at home by Racing 92
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Captain keen to buck trend of Stoop defeats with spirited but disciplined performance against French side in Champions Cup
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Wasps earn a 33-14 bonus point win against Montpellier in the Champions Cup with Alfie Barbeary scoring twice after Henry Immelman’s early red card
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Adam Hughes and Neil Spence are the latest former players to be named in the legal action against rugby union authorities
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Peter Jess represents a group of 135 former VFL and AFL players diagnosed with long-term neurological problems – ‘the most catastrophic events are the behavioural and mood issues’
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In 2003 Steve Thompson helped England win the World Cup, playing a part in one of the most memorable endings to a match. Now aged 43, he finds he has no memory of the match at all – and has been diagnosed with early onset dementia. Andy Bull describes how a group of former stars are launching legal proceedings against the sport’s governing bodiesPodcast
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