Four weeks until CRY's Cardiology Conference: Updates in Sports Cardiology. Here's a look at the day on 23 October: Morning: updates on interpreting an athlete's ECG, with D Corrado, A Malhotra, G Finocchiaro, S Gati and A Zorzi, followed by a live ECG quiz with Professor Michael Papadakis. Midday: a cases session on cardiomyopathies with an international panel. Afternoon: coronary artery disease in athletes, covering prevalence in veteran athletes, screening approaches and managing affected players, then a second cases session on sports cardiology dilemmas. Closing: the Ultimate Sports Cardiology Quiz. 6 CPD credits. Join in London or online, every session is recorded. Register: c-r-y.org.uk/cry-cardiology-… #SportsCardiology #Cardiology #CPD

New research from CRY, presented at the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) Conference 2026, highlights a vital message: heart disease doesn’t discriminate by sex. The nationwide study of almost 40,000 young women shows how cardiac screening can detect serious, often hidden conditions - even in those with no symptoms. In fact, 9% of those referred for further checks were diagnosed with conditions linked to sudden cardiac arrest. This reinforces why raising awareness and improving access to screening for young females is so important. Early detection truly can save lives. Read more: sbrew.link/2SlTZjQp

CRY has developed a series of booklets that contain personal stories from bereaved mums, dads, siblings, partners and friends. The series focuses on the grief specific to the relationship an individual has with the deceased. Read online here: c-r-y.org.uk/support-resourc…

Are you aged 14-35? 🏃‍♂️🏊‍♀️🏋️‍♂️ Whether you’re an athlete, a student, or just someone who cares about your health, CRY’s TestMyHeart cardiac screening could be life-saving. It’s quick, free, and could save your life. Sign up today: testmyheart.org.uk/