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Chyna's Brain To Be Donated To Science?

Darpan News Desk IANS, 24 Apr, 2016 02:01 PM
    Former WWE wrestler and reality TV star Chyna's brain is reportedly going to be donated to science.
     
    The late wrestler, whose body was found at her home in California on April 20, agreed to be an organ donor before she passed away, reports tmz.com.
     
    According to her manager Anthony Anzaldo, plans are in motion to remove her neural structure and hand it over for medical research.
     
    "We want to donate her brain. We want to know what made Chyna tick,” he said.
     
    Chyna's brain will be given to Dr. Bennet Omalu, the forensic pathologist who discovered chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) by examining professional football players and also had a film made on him with actor Will Smith essaying his character in “Concussion”.
     
    "I've been told (Dr. Omalu) is calling the medical examiner to let them know the plan, so they'll be cautious with her brain... We're just looking for (the researchers) to give us everything they can get,” Anzaldo said.

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