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Early findings show

Today, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) publishes the results of a new survey which indicates that one year on since the introduction of Chapter 8: Arrhythmias and Sudden Cardiac Death of the National Service Framework for Coronary Heart Disease, a staggering 97% of all Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) interviewed said they had failed to develop

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01/03/2006

Stage salute to tragic boy

Classmates of a boy who died after collapsing during his maths lesson have paid tribute to him in a memorial concert. Daniel Vavasour, 15, a pupil at Bosworth Community College, in Desford, is thought to have been a victim of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS). The teenager from Thorpe Astley, was sitting at his desk when

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25/02/2006

Join the Mayor in a tango at his charity dance

Mayor Graham Marsden is getting ready for his charity dinner and dance on March 17 – and tickets are selling fast. The event kicks off at 7pm for 7.30pm at the Floral Hall, Winter Garden, and boasts a three-course dinner followed by a dancing and a tango cabaret. The charity bash is in aid of the

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24/02/2006

Post people

Swansea's finest have been letting their hair down and having a ball, all in the name of charity. The event was the Lord Mayor's Charity Ball. The venue – the Brangwyn Hall. The purpose – to raise as much money as possible while having a good time. And that's just what they did, eating like kings and dancing

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24/02/2006

Gifts are needed for hear charity raffle

The pupils of Whickham School in Gateshead are organising a Leavers' Ball on June 22 at the Swallow Hotel in Gateshead, in the name of Dean Henderson. A great teenager and special friend, Dean sadly passed away in the summer holidays and this devastated the whole year group. He died of a heart condition, which wasn't detected

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23/02/2006

Fears for my boys

The grieving father and brothers of a talented young footballer who tragically died during a match will have themselves checked for the rare disorder which claimed his life. Paul Leach, 23, collapsed and died just over ten minutes into a game for Preston Farm Motors against Eston and California at Smith Dock Park in Normanby. An

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23/02/2006

Mum: screen all pupils to detect killer heart bug

A County Antrim woman whose teenage son died from a killer heart disease 18 years ago is urging Ulster parents to put pressure on the Health Minister to introduce compulsory screening for the condition. Jaimie Gault was just 15 when he died from cardiomyopathy, a disease which attacks and weakens the heart muscle. His mother Margaret,

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18/02/2006

Fresh inquest to be held into death caused by alarm clock

A Deeside mum whose daughter died when her alarm clock went off has won her five-year battle for a new inquest. Nurse Lisa Browne suffered from Long QT Syndrome – but it was only discovered after an inquest recorded an open verdict. Experts could not find a reason why she died in January 1998, but tests

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17/02/2006

Syko's family to run for cardiac charity

Relatives of former Dover Athletic striker Paul "Syko" Sykes will run the London Marathon on April 23 to raise money for the Cardiac Risk in the Young charity. Brothers Peter and Patrick Sykes will brave the 26-mile event to raise awareness of Sudden Death Syndrome. Former Whites' striker Paul fell to the ground 30 minutes into

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16/02/2006

Mum wins battle for fresh inquest into nurse's death

A North Wales mum whose daughter died when her “alarm clock” was triggered, yesterday won her five-year battle for a new inquest. Nurse Lisa Browne suffered Long QT Syndrome – but it was only discovered after an inquest, which recorded an open verdict. Experts said then they could not find a reason why she died in January

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