James Doherty, 14, was a county tennis champion and one of Britain's most promising young players. But his dreams were shattered last September after he suffered a heart attack and collapsed on the court and stopped breathing for 1 minutes. Visit http://www.itv.com/lifestyle/thismorning/features/wimbledondream/default.html
Hounslow Chronicle (Web) – 1st July 2009 By Jessica Thomas Tom Clabburn died in his sleep from an undiagnosed cardiac disease. A young Brentford fan who went to bed with a suspected virus and never woke up was remembered this week at the final leg of a heart testing tour. Tom Clabburn died in his sleep
A teenage tennis player who "died" for 1 minutes after collapsing during a match is to fulfil his dream of walking out onto Wimbledon's Centre Court. James Doherty, 14, stopped breathing and his lips turned blue after a heart attack at the Hazelwood Tennis Academy in Enfield. Doctors believed he had little chance of surviving. Visit
Thirteen young people have been detected with serious heart defects during a charity screening tour. Visit http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8125842.stm
Paul Austin, 22, went along to get tested by cardiologist Dr Michael Papadakis. Visit http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8125612.stm
A black tie charity dinner is being held in memory of an emerging Walsall FC player who collapsed on the training pitch. The meal and dance to celebrate the life of Anton Reid will be held at the Banks’ Stadium on September 189 from 7pm. There will be a three-course meal, comedian Eddie Kadi and music
LITTLE HADHAM: The thunderous sound of pounding feet shook the village when runners took their part in a fun run in memory of tragic teen Caroline Johnstone. Almost 250 people of all abilities, from serious runners to families in fancy dress, took part in the race on Sunday last week to raise money for the Cardiac
It is impossible to imagine the agony of walking into the bedroom of your 14-year-old son to try to wake him up only to discover he has died. Tom Clabburn, a ‘live wire’ bursting with energy, who played for Hanwell United, went to bed the previous evening ‘slightly off colour’ and was found by his father
Every week 12 active young people die from undiagnosed heart defects. Adrian Lee talks to one family supporting a campaign for routine screening. Daniel Young had just scored for his football team when he collapsed on the pitch. Doctors later told his family that, due to an undiagnosed heart condition, the super-fit 16-year-old was probably dead before he