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James Graham’s concerning MRI results ‘likely linked to repetitive head trauma’

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James Graham’s concerning MRI results ‘likely linked to repetitive head trauma’

James Graham's MRI scan shows concerning results. Doctors believe the results are linked to repetitive head trauma. Law firm confirms it will send a letter of claim to the Rugby Football League on behalf of a group of former professional and semi-professional players. The group includes former pros Francis Maloney and Bobbie Goulding who have been diagnosed with early-onset dementia. Graham has long campaigned to make his sport safer. He wants to donate his brain for scientific research when he dies. He was diagnosed nine months after he retired with depression and anxiety. His lifestyle changes were recommended by Dr Julia Jones.

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