Older adults, especially men, are more likely to go into cardiac arrest. The cause and manner of his death are still pending, according to the coroner's report. If you can recognize the signs of ...

Share on Pinterest A new study has found 56 lifestyle factors that could help prevent most cases of sudden cardiac arrest, according to the authors. Image credit: Thomas Barwick/Getty Images.

Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when the heart suddenly stops entirely or fails to pump adequately. Because of its sudden nature, it is often fatal. In fact, if it occurs outside of the hospital ...

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 ...

Though more people are participating in long-distance-running events than ever before, a recent analysis found that the incidence of cardiac arrest among those running such races remains stable ...

Coronary artery disease was the most common etiology of sudden cardiac arrest among race runners. Perspective from Meagan M. Wasfy, MD, MPH, FACC CHICAGO — Good news for long-distance runners ...

IT’S REALLY A STARTLING TOPIC TO TALK ABOUT, BUT ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, THE NUMBER ONE CAUSE OF DEATH OF STUDENT ATHLETES IS SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST. THE SAME CAN BE SAID FOR ...

Since his cardiac arrest, which occurred during a workout ... for what was happening in the moment,” she shared. Bob Harper has previously spoken about the emotional challenges following his ...

Bob Harper is opening up about a transformative ... In February 2017, Harper, who was 51 at the time, went into cardiac arrest during a workout. A pair of doctors, who happened to be at the ...

Cardiac arrest is when the heart stops abruptly with little or no warning. It is often fatal. According to American Heart Association data, 9 out of every 10 people who experience cardiac arrest ...

The odds on whether a child survives a cardiac arrest may depend on where they live, according to a new study from the University of Missouri School of Medicine. The odds on whether a child ...