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Producer at KSL Podcasts, Writer, host of (#1 pod) The Letter and Making of a Moment. Dog lover, Cat convert (also mom, grandma and trail runner) she/her
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West Coast Eagles star's 'grieving best mate' pens open letter to AFL leaders calling on them to act on CTE

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By Jessica Halloran Verified, Amy Donaldson Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Former West Coast Eagles star Adam Hunter's best friend has written an open letter to the AFL Commission and league leaders claiming they are failing to protect footballers from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). Dave Andrews, Hunter's childhood best friend, says "the duty is on the organisations, not on the players, to inform, protect". The AFL is grappling with a head trauma crisis with 33 footballers now found to have the degenerative brain disease linked to repetitive hits to the head.
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Dozens of Australian Rules players diagnosed with CTE expose scale of AFL’s brain injury crisis

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By Jessica Halloran Verified, Amy Donaldson Verified, Wendy Carlisle
| YourLifeChoices
By Jessica Halloran, Amy Donaldson, Wendy Carlisle and Dylan Welch Thirty-three Australian Rules players, including 19 professional and semi-professional footballers, have been diagnosed with the degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), exposing the scale of the AFL’s brain trauma crisis. Four Corners can reveal the alarming findings, compiled by the Australian Sports Brain Bank, include high-profile players who died in their 20s, 30s and 40s.
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Dozens of Australian Rules players diagnosed with CTE expose scale of AFL's brain injury crisis

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By Jessica Halloran Verified, Amy Donaldson Verified, Dylan Welch
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Thirty-three Australian Rules footballers have been diagnosed with CTE, a degenerative brain disease. Global neuroscience experts say the statistics are alarming and need to be urgently addressed by the AFL. The AFL says the health and safety of its players are its top priority and is set to limit physical contact in training sessions at the start of the 2027 pre-season.
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