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I was an active rugby player - but then a deadly stroke hit me at 34 and wrecked my memory...I ignored the warning signs like thousands of other young men
A 34-year-old active rugby player suffered a deadly stroke that damaged their memory, highlighting how young men often ignore warning signs. The incident underscores risks associated with undiagnosed health issues in young athletes.
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