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Very sad news. I thought this sort of stuff could be identified during a physical at the combine, per the quick article below.
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/02/23/doct...ects-physical/ Raises an interesting ethical question. An enlarged heart, as far as I know, wouldn't be classified as life-threatening if discovered in a physical. But it's one thing for a borderline TE prospect to give up football in light of the news, quite another for a top 4 DE. I guess the point's moot since the heart attack didn't occur while playing football. |
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After years of being a pro wrestling fan and a research paper in high school, whenever I see "enlarged heart" and heart attack for a professional athlete I can't help but think HGH was likely the real cause. I can name at least five professional wrestlers that died of heart attacks before 50 with enlarged hearts, which HGH can cause. Regardless, a sad story.
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Here is an article on more normal symptoms and treatments for enlarged heart with athletes and in general. Something to be aware of.
http://www.teenhealthfx.com/answers/Health/20572.html And condolences to the Gaines Adams family and friends. |
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