The heart of the endurance athlete is placed under great stress during training and competition. Cardiac adaptation to exercise training encompasses morphological, functional and electrical changes ...

The dataset included athletes ages 10 to 34 ... On rare occasions, high-intensity workouts may put enough stress on the heart to trigger cardiac arrest, regardless of one’s Covid history.

But a new report from the American Heart Association (AHA) and the American College of Cardiology summarises recent evidence that athletes of all ages may often safely participate in sports ...

A study of athletes had the following findings ... Can you pass a stress test and still have a blockage? Cardiac stress tests are usually sensitive to blockages that obstruct 70% of a heart ...

Survival from sudden cardiac arrest has improved for young athletes in recent years. Survival rates varied by race and by setting of event. Perspective from Meagan M. Wasfy, MD, MPH, FACC CHICAGO ...

Autonomy-supportive coaches – those encouraging choice and collaboration – boosted athletes’ mental resilience. In contrast, ...

A stress test, also known as an exercise stress test or treadmill test, is a diagnostic procedure to evaluate the heart’s function under stress, typically during exercise. During the test ...

Prof Agarwal emphasised the vital connection between cardiac health, sports performance, and injury rehabilitation, highlighting the need for a multidisciplinary approach to athlete care.

Aspetar, a leader in sports medicine and a FIFA Medical Centre of Excellence, announces the opening of registration for the ...

High school athletes in the Greater Charlotte region will once again have access to free, comprehensive health screenings through Atrium Health’s “Heart of a Champion Day.” For more ...