“He’s Still Around” marks the third anniversary of Stephen’s tragic death. Loyal fans from across the world are today (Monday 8th October 2012) downloading a new single from Tony Gately. Tony’s first ever song was written in memory of his brother, Stephen, with proceeds helping to raise funds for the charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
Wednesday 28th April 2010 saw the official launch of the CRY Centre for Inherited Cardiovascular Conditions and Sports Cardiology at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, London. This is the world’s first specialist, multi-disciplinary centre dedicated to young sudden cardiac death and will operate under the direction of Professor Sanjay Sharma, Professor of Inherited Cardiovascular Conditions and
CRY is delighted and proud to announce an innovative new partnership with Brentford Football Club – currently managed by CRY Patron Andy Scott. Brentford have taken the decision to donate the secondary sponsorship of their away kit to CRY for the 2008/09 season. This means that for matches where the team are wearing their away kit,
By Andrew Cooney A major summit at Westminster which was prompted by the death of a Leigh teenager has generated revolutionary ideas to tackle death in young athletes. Coincidentally, it was two years to the day after the death of talented Daniel Young that representatives from the worlds of health and football met with a local
The University of Ulster has teamed up with CRY to launch the first independently funded heart-screening clinic in Northern Ireland. CRY will offer a screening service based at the UU Clinic in the Jordanstown campus. Final-year Clinical Physiology students will have the opportunity to carry out the screenings after initial training from CRY representatives. The new
British medical Journal – 10th October 2003 Rory Watson Brussels The World Health Organization and national statistical offices are coming under pressure to officially recognise sudden death syndrome in a bid to reduce the number of unexplained deaths among healthy children and young adults. The campaign is being led by two British Labour MEPs, Linda McAvan