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Ground-breaking research sheds light on accuracy, cost-efficiency of routine cardiac screening in athletes

news-medical.net – 23rd February 2017 A ground-breaking paper published simultaneously in two leading international heart journals [20 February 2017] casts fresh light on the current debate relating to the accuracy and cost-efficiency of the ECG as a screening tool to identify athletes with potential life threatening heart conditions – also showing promise for the future of

24/02/2017

Savoo – Search, Save, Raise

With Savoo, each internet search = 1p for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Savoo is working in partnership with Bing to bring this wonderful offer to CRY’s supporters. Simply follow Savoo’s link, use the page for your internet searches, and instantly watch your donation grow. Savoo also has a great range of voucher codes to reduce

23/02/2017

Rugby club’s tribute to much loved player

Somerset Live – 22nd February 2017 A much-loved rugby player who was killed in a car crash last year will be remembered when a rugby sevens competition is held in his memory in the summer. Read more

23/02/2017

More than 200 young people have heart screenings for Football Fightback Scheme

Times of Tunbridge Wells – 22nd February 2017 More than 200 young people were provided with free heart screenings over the weekend in memory of Tonbridge Angels Football Club players, Junior Dian and Jack Maddams. This latest screening sees the total reach 900 in total. Read more

23/02/2017

Burston Garden Centre collection and tombola in memory of Jannik Lam

The garden centre holds an annual event where they support a charity collecting money from customers and holding a tombola. This year they chose CRY as their charity. The garden centre further topped up the money collected from staff and customers to a total of £500, the £45 was collected in the CRY charity tin. Birte

22/02/2017

Spinathon in memory of Zoe Teale

Mary Spiers and Wendy Bourne arranged a Spinathon on February 12th 2017 at the Crystal Leisure Centre in Stourbridge and raised £535 in memory of Zoe Teale. Peter Teale

22/02/2017

Port Vale Football Club collection in memory of Jordan

TeamJord collected at Port Vale Football Club on Saturday 18th February 2017. We collected £920 for the Jordan Burndred Memorial Fund. Nicola Burndred

22/02/2017

Family of Alex Parker say "life will never be the same"

Burton Mail – 21st February 2017 The family of a talented tennis player who collapsed and died suddenly has spoken of their anguish after a coroner’s report confirmed the teenager died of natural causes. Read more

22/02/2017

Charlotte hopes to conquer fear of heights with a skydive in memory of best friend Paige

Midweek Herald – 20th February 2017 Charlotte Vincent is trying to raise £1,000 for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) after her friend Paige Moth died last year, aged just 21, from sudden adult death syndrome. Read more

21/02/2017

University of Birmingham holding cardiac screenings with CRY

redbrick.me – 20th February 2017 On 21st and 22nd February, the University of Birmingham school will host Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) – a charity dedicated to helping raise awareness of potentially life-threatening cardiac conditions and to provide cardiac screenings for those aged between 14 and 35, as well as having a bereavement service to

21/02/2017

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Ground-breaking research sheds light on accuracy, cost-efficiency of routine cardiac screening in athletes

Savoo – Search, Save, Raise

Rugby club’s tribute to much loved player

More than 200 young people have heart screenings for Football Fightback Scheme

Burston Garden Centre collection and tombola in memory of Jannik Lam

Spinathon in memory of Zoe Teale

Port Vale Football Club collection in memory of Jordan

Family of Alex Parker say "life will never be the same"

Charlotte hopes to conquer fear of heights with a skydive in memory of best friend Paige

University of Birmingham holding cardiac screenings with CRY