REUTERS: World Rugby said it will partner with independent healthcare experts, unions and player associations to offer brain health care to former players as part of its new six-point welfare plan.
In an open letter accompanying the plan's launch, World Rugby Chairman Sir Bill Beaumont said"continuing to put player welfare front and centre is critical if we are to grow our sport.
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