What causes cardiac arrest in young athletes like Bronny James? Doctor explains
While cardiac arrest in athletes may not always make headlines, it occurs more often than many realize.
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While cardiac arrest in athletes may not always make headlines, it occurs more often than many realize.
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The son of NBA star Lebron James is in the hospital after suffering from cardiac arrest while practicing with USC men's basketball team on Monday. Bronny James is an incoming freshman at the university, and this incident is now drawing people's attention back to heart conditions in young athletes.
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