After Bronny James’ cardiac arrest during a USC workout, here’s what you should know about sudden cardiac arrest, including symptoms and who’s at risk.
places where people have been exposed for a very long period of time to the toxic smoke from wildfires, and that s when you start to see an uptick in cardiac disease in the weeks in the months and years after that, as well as even a hint that maybe things like lung cancer can be found in higher rates in people who are exposed for very long periods of time to this kind of toxic smoke. but i think the risk, you know, in this kind of particular episode in the united states is very low for that. let s talk about kids, doctor, because you know here in the washington, d.c., area, up in new york and so forth, they ve been going out for recess. i suspect there are a lot of schools that are keeping them in today and will do so in the coming days. what needs to be happening when it comes to children, and what are the particular risk factors especially considering how much activity they do undertake when they re outside?
cardiac disease, percentage, description. and we discovered that the va actually considers him not 100% disabled, more like 350% disabled. - dave got that yesterday from school. - [luke] yeah, he got it yesterday. is the only library book? - and i found that really sad. i felt like i was now dealing with somebody who was proclaimed broken and i didn t know really how to process that and what to think about that. it s upstairs. do you want a hat? - thank you. get your backpack. please go to school. i love you. i hope you have a great day. - okay. (somber music) - yeah! - ah! (somber music)