A
new pan European[1]
study released today[2]
and funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), has identified an
abnormality in the heart that will help predict those people who may be at
risk from so-called sudden adult death syndrome (SADS).
The
lead researchers, based at Papworth Hospital near Cambridge, have found a
way to predict whether an individual is at risk of SADS by measuring the
amount of electrical
