A family member has a cardiomyopathy. Does this mean it will be passed on to me?
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘a family member has a cardiomyopathy, does that mean it will be passed to me?’
01/01/1970
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘a family member has a cardiomyopathy, does that mean it will be passed to me?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘if someone is overweight are they more at risk from this conditions?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘I’m over 35. Can I be screened?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘why doesn’t CRY screen people over 35?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘my child is 14. Can he/she be screened?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘why doesn’t CRY screen people under 14?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘can I have an ECG if I’m pregnant?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘if I don’t do much sport will I still be able to get tested?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘can I still have the test if I have a hangover?’
Professor Sharma answers the question ‘what happens if something is found on my ECG?’
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