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Tara Cosoleto

AFL concussion rules need to shift after Tuck's death

A coroner has handed down his findings into the death of AFL player Shane Tuck. (Ben Macmahon/AAP PHOTOS)

The AFL should limit the number of contact training sessions and hire independent doctors to assess players who suffer head knocks to reduce the risk of concussion.

That's what Victorian State Coroner John Cain recommended as he handed down his findings into the death of former AFL player Shane Tuck on Monday.

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