COVID-19 and the CRY Experience
An interview with CRY Research Fellow Dr Raghav Bhatia CRY Research Fellow Dr Raghav Bhatia’s primary research interests include evaluating the role and efficacy of cardiovascular screening in individuals aged 14-35, which incorporates the challenges and opportunities catalysed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier on in the pandemic, Dr Bhatia led on consensus recommendations, aimed at providing practical answers to pertinent
CRY International Medical Conference 2021
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the CRY Conference was moved online again for 2021. On October 14 and 15, the conference was hosted in partnership by CRY and the European Association of Preventive Cardiology (EAPC). We were thrilled to welcome leading experts in cardiology from around the globe for presentations, discussion of case-based scenarios, and interactive debates for the
CRY’s 25 Million Metre Challenge – February 1-May 2, 2021
To help mark CRY’s 25th anniversary, we were thrilled to introduce a new virtual event: the 25 Million Metre Challenge. The aim of the event was to challenge people to collectively cover the distance of 25 million metres from February 1 (the start of Heart Month) to May 2, 2021. We partnered with CRY supporter and myheart member Tony Eames,
Online myheart meeting with Dr Gherardo Finocchiaro-Thursday, 17th March, 2022
A myheart members’ video meeting was held on Thursday, 17th March, 2022. Meetings are free to attend and give members an opportunity to meet and discuss their experiences in an informal but supportive environment. Those young people that attend these meetings usually find them very helpful. It does not matter how long ago you were diagnosed or whether you are undergoing
I have a heart condition but it’s not the end of the world!-by Gem O’Reilly
Since being diagnosed with my heart condition at 16 years old, I’ve been trying to understand my body, to understand my limitations and capabilities. That has stemmed into my life in many ways, particularly when it comes to challenging my body and perceptions of what makes a healthy lifestyle. It has led to me running long distance in a way
myheart hard copy newsletter
Members who subscribed to the myheart hard copy newsletter should have now received it. Read the online version here. Subscribe to myheart mailings here.
Online myheart meeting with Dr Sabiha Gati-Saturday, 23rd October, 2021
A myheart members’ video meeting was held between 1pm-3pm on Saturday, 23rd October, 2021. Meetings are free to attend and give members an opportunity to meet and discuss their experiences in an informal but supportive environment. Those young people that attend these meetings usually find them very helpful. It does not matter how long ago you were diagnosed or whether you
KCL Tennis Rally for CRY by Dan Redfearn
Every year, KCL Tennis hosts a tournament with the aim of raising money for a chosen charitable organisation. This year, we chose to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). As a university sports team, we felt this was a good cause to focus on. We hoped that through fundraising for CRY, we would also be able to
myheart enewsletter Apr-May 2021
Dear myheart members Thank you to all of you who are helping raise funds and awareness of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and myheart in these unprecedented times. Please find in this newsletter information on: CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk 2021-Registration OpenBlog by myheart member, Jamie PooleUpdate to the CredibleMeds ListOffer from MedicAlertPrivate myheart Facebook group Read the full enews here. Subscribe
Life with LQTS and LVNC by Abi Edwards
October 2018, aged 14 and asymptomatic- I was taken to a CRY screening as a precautionary check by my mum at St. George’s Hospital. Little did I know that that test would be the beginning of a whole new journey in my life. I was told that they had picked up an abnormality and they thought it would be LQTS,
