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Bloody hell, about time someone did something about head knocks. My old man played club rugby in the 80s and he's struggling now.
yeah nah sounds good but who's gonna pay for it? another taxpayer funded gimmick?
mate you're having a laugh. every dollar spent on prevention saves ten down the track. do your research.
This is cool! As a uni student studying exercise science, this could be huge for player safety. Hope AUT actually implements it nationwide.
ffs not another 'world-first' study that'll disappear in a year. do the work first then tell us.
get stuffed with that attitude. anything that helps people remember their own kids is worth it.
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Good on Scott Crawford for stepping up. His brother's story hits hard. Rugby needs this.
As someone who works in healthcare, I see the damage every day. Early detection changes lives. This is brilliant.
oh yeah? where's the proof then? show me the data. sick of paying for these feel-good projects.
lol typical nz media hyping up a study that'll probably just tell us what we already know: getting your head smashed in is bad for you. groundbreaking 🙄
facts. they'll charge $500 for a 'brain check' and call it a day.
My cousin had to quit rugby after three concussions. He's 24 and already forgets shit. We need this now not later.
