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First head knock-linked brain disease in pro NZ rugby player confirmed | 1News

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Billy Guyton, a former Super Rugby player and Māori All Black, died aged 33 last year.



A detailed examination of his brain by the Neurological Foundation’s Brain Bank showed he had stage 2 Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy or CTE.



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Learn more about CTE from Sunday’s investigation https://youtu.be/EZLs89722Wo

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