Why does CRY research focus on sports cardiology?
Understanding CRY’s Comprehensive Approach to Cardiac Screening and Research At Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), our research extends far beyond the realm of sports cardiology. While we do focus on understanding the cardiac health of athletes, our mission is to prevent young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research and to support families […]
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ICD Patient and Family Support Day, UCL Institute for Child Health
4th February, 2017 Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) was very kindly invited to hold a stand at ‘GOSH ICD Family day’, an annual event, organised by The Great Ormond Street Hospital at Institute of Child Health in London on Saturday, 4th February, 2017. Kanika Bhateja, CRY’s myheart coordinator attended the event. The event was attended by young pacemaker and
Feedback about myheart meetings
Please read what our myheart members have to say about the meetings below: When I was first told that I needed an ICD implanted I was devastated and didn’t have a clue what to expect from the future. After googling (a lot) I came across CRY and gave them a call. I was signed up for the myheart meeting which
Spire Radio Derbyshire Interview with Annamarie Vickers-Skidmore
Poetess and myheart member, Annamarie Vickers-Skidmore spoke to Spire Radio, Derbyshire about her pacemaker at just four and a half and her subsequent fundraising for CRY through her poetry book. Listen here
Running With The Brakes On
myheart member, Andy Owen’s brother has written a blog about his probable diagnosis of ARVC which can be read here.
BBC Radio Bristol interview with Isabelle Peters
BBC Radio Bristol – 14th December 2016 Classical Soprano Isabelle Peters spoke to Laura Rawlings on BBC Radio Bristol about her cardiac arrest at just 21 and her subsequent fundraising for CRY. Listen here (02:09:50)