Ex-Leeds Rhinos star Rob Burrow says motor neurone disease kills six people in the UK each day.
Rob Burrow says the government has "blood on their hands" due to the underfunding of motor neurone disease and research to find a cure.
The MND Association charity said it was frustrated a £50m fund promised by the government is yet to reach researchers. "I'm sorry, but this Tory government has blood on their hands, because [MND] kills six people every day."Image source,Alex Massey, head of campaigning, policy and public affairs at the MND Association, said clear assurances have been given that the £50m pledge "is unaffected by the changes at the top of Government" in 2022.
"The remaining issues relate to how the £50m is delivered, and our desire for researchers to be able to access the funding at scale through a small number of grant applications, rather than a large number of applications for small amounts of funding."
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