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Concussion may raise risk of MND,rhythmic gymnastics floor research suggests1 day agoShareReuters Rob Burrows of Leeds Rhinos was one of a number of former professional rugby players who died with motor neurone disease New research suggests rugby players who have suffered multiple concussions have biological differences that may make them more prone to developing motor neurone disease (MND). Researchers at Durham University discovered that players who had had five or more concussions during their careers had higher levels of certain proteins in their blood, linked to certain diseases. Scientists said they hoped the discovery could lead to a "toolkit" to monitor former players.A number of former rugby players, including Leeds Rhinos star Rob Burrow and Scottish rugby union player Doddie Weir, died with MND.PA Scottish rugby player Doddie Wier was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2017The research compared 30 retired male athletes - including both rugby league and rugby union players - who had had five concussions during their careers to 26 retired sportsmen who had no history of concussion. Significantly higher levels of specific proteins which play a role in the development of Alzheimer's and MND, were found in their blood compared to the healthy control group.The study's senior author, Professor Paul Chazot said: "This study gives us the beginnings of a biomarker toolbox to periodically monitor the brain health of retired contact sports people."It will also pave the way for the introduction of the necessary interventions to minimise the development of future neurodegenerative disease," he added. Commenting on the study, former Welsh international rugby player Alix Popham, who has early onset dementia, said: "This is more evidence that big changes need to happen to protect current rugby players."But Jessica Lee, director of research at My Name'5 Doddie Foundation, said that because the sample used in the study was small, the results should be treated "with caution"."However, it will be interesting, with further research, to understand if these biomarkers correlate with disease outcomes," she said.Follow BBC North East on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook and Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] stories'Truly remarkable' drug helps motor neurone diseaseRelated internet linksMotor Neurone Disease Association Motor neurone diseaseUniversity of DurhamDurhamRelatedCivic reception held for rugby star Rob Burrow6 days agoWest YorkshireMan with MND scales seven peaks in Burrow's honour8 Jul 2024West YorkshireThousands turn out to bid farewell to Rob Burrow7 Jul 2024West YorkshireMore23 hrs ago'Significant challenges' in dentistryA councillor tells a health scrutiny meeting in Durham that more NHS dentists have gone private.23 hrs agoEngland3 days agoTorched nature reserve pond feature restoredThe destroyed jetty at Rainton Meadows used by children to dip their nets into the pond is restored.3 days agoWear4 days agoT20 Blast: Bears, Surrey & Sussex reach last eightBirmingham Bears, Surrey and Sussex Sharks become the first three sides through to the T20 Blast last eight.4 days agoCricket4 days agoGrassroots arts festival returning for fourth yearIt is hoped Durham Fringe will bring extra life into the city when students are not around. 4 days agoWear4 days agoRail services axed and delayed due to lack of crewsRail passengers on the East Coast Main Line have been warned to expect disruption on various services.4 days agoUK