The largest-ever study (conducted by CRY) of cardiac screening in young people has been published in the prestigious Journal of the American College of Cardiology — and it confirms what CRY has championed for 30 years: heart screening saves young lives.
Screening saves young lives — but as technology evolves, we can do more. CRY is investing in a major new AI Screening and Research Project as part of our 2030 Strategic Vision, harnessing AI and machine learning to screen more young people and extend our specialist expertise further than ever before.
Issue 97 of the CRY Update magazine covers all news, events and fundraising from May – August 2025.
This issue includes an event writeup for CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk (Page 19), 2 new partnerships with the Berks & Bucks FA (Page 16) and OrthTeam Centre (Page 17) and the announcement of a new CRY charity ambassador, Danny Lomas (Page 24).
A MP drop-in session on Tuesday December 2, was held to re-engage with Parliamentarians from across all parties and to ‘showcase’ CRY’s intentions of “leading the conversation” and playing a greater role in informing key decision-makers around the importance of cardiac screening in young people, aged 14-35.
Jointly hosted by Amanda Hack, MP and Liam Conlon, MP saw o er 30 MP’s attend.
A huge thank you to everyone who has supported CRY over the past 12 months.
Here’s a look back at some of CRY’s achievements in 2025
12 A Week Challenge 2025 Write Up On Saturday 8th November 2025, 55 participants began clocking up miles through various activities, including walking, running, horse
when the team at Ocean Outdoor – a premium Digital Out of Home media operator – approached the charity with an invaluable opportunity to “take over” nine high profile ad spots in Central Manchester (running initially for 7 days) – CRY’s Comms team quickly mobilised to develop the artwork to create this potentially powerful campaign, highlighting the prevalence of the issue and the shocking stats surrounding sudden cardiac death in young people.
We are asking CRY families to contact their Member of Parliament and encourage them to attend an important event in Parliament on Tuesday 2 December at Portcullis House, hosted by Amanda Hack MP alongside Liam Conlon MP in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
MPs will be invited to learn more about CRY’s work and the aims and objectives of the Cardiac Risk in the Young All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), ahead of its formal relaunch at the AGM in early 2026, to be chaired by Amanda Hack MP.
CRY Heart of Durham Walk Write up 2025 Thank you to our incredible supporters who joined us on Sunday the 5th October, for the 16th
Issue 96 of the CRY Update magazine covers all news, events and fundraising from January – April 2025. This issue includes an event writeup for