15th and 16th October 2006 In autumn 2006, CRY hosted ‘The CRY International Conference’ – consisting of two international medical conferences on consecutive days at the Institute of Child Health in London. The first conference, on Sunday 15th October, was entitled ‘Sports Cardiology: From Theory to Practice’. The second conference, on Monday 16th October, was entitled
Leading heart charity opens life-saving clinic in Northern Ireland Press release – 26th October 2006 This week Northern Ireland sees the launch of the first independently-funded heart screening clinic at the University of Ulster. The clinic, set up by leading heart charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), will offer a screening service using the facilities
December 2006 John and Diane Ber appear on ITV Tyne Tees News talking about the loss of their daughter Kasia
February 2007 “If this can help save just one young life it’s worth doing. I am happy to be involved.”
Press release – 1st March 2007 Two years on from publication of the NHS Chapter 8 strategy on Arrhythmias and Sudden Cardiac Death, leading charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), has committed to fund coroner referrals to an expert cardiac pathologist when a young person dies suddenly and the cause is unknown. This offer of
April 2007 Ray Wilkins MBE “I am very pleased to have been asked to become a Patron of CRY. I am aware of young people dying suddenly whilst playing football and taking part in other activities, however, 8 a week is a really shocking total. With my background in football, I hope that I am going
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17th-18th June 2007 When Mark Davies, a friend of mind for over 30 years, suggested a bike ride from John O’ Groats to Lands End, I told him he was insane and thought I had finally rebuffed his numerous and continuous suggestions to do something special for CRY. Two weeks later, another phone call, another suggestion
London, June 2007. Heart disease is not just a problem associated with old age; it kills up to 8 young people every week in the UK. By providing easy access to heart screening and professional support, it can significantly help to reduce the number of avoidable deaths. Philips and Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) have
26th July 2007 SAVE OUR ATHLETES! CRY to launch 5 year athlete cardiac research project to help understand the causes of Sudden Cardiac Death June 2007 – UK charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) is launching the Save Our Athletes Research Project, a 5 year inclusive athlete cardiac research study lead by CRY, involving data from
Preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supporting affected families.
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