From International Women in Science Day (11th February) to International Women’s Day (8th March), we celebrated the incredible women helping to save young lives through CRY’s cardiac screening and research programme. Throughout the campaign, we shared their inspiring stories—what led them to cardiology and what being part of CRY means to them. Now, you can read all of their stories in full below. #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInScience #IWD c-r-y.org.uk/women-in-cardio… @s_gati @KPrakash05 @DrSaranMarwaha @BasuJoyee @kk_here_again @nimjy @DrTraceyKA

CRY representative Deborah Dixon (@debsydixon) will be on the sofa of @BBCBreakfast at 8am this morning, joined by CRY Consultant Professor Aneil Malhotra (@DrAneilMalhotra) to discuss the importance of cardiac screening for young people. BBC Breakfast also visited a CRY screening event in memory of @TomClabburnFund and interviewed CRY supporter Hilary Nicholls (@Hils_Nicholls) about Clarissa's campaign in memory of her daughter Clarissa. #TestMyHeart #HeartMonth #12AWeek

“It is the saddest thing in the whole tragedy that we’ve been through, to know that her death could have been prevented if that ECG from the year before had been interpreted correctly”. In this vital national article, which has been shared across six key ITV regions, CRY supporter @Hils_Nicholls, CRY CEO @Drstevenjcox, and Professor @MichaelPapadak2 discuss with ITV News the critical need for ECGs to be read by specialists in order to prevent the misinterpretation of results. Hilary, whose daughter Clarissa tragically died last year due to an undiagnosed heart condition, had previously had an ECG after collapsing during a sports event. Tragically, Clarissa was given the all-clear because her results were not read by a specialist. Dr. Steve Cox states, “If your child has gone to A&E and is having an ECG, you want to know that the person reading it is a specialist, knows exactly what they’re looking for.” To read the full article, please visit: itv.com/news/2024-09-26/it-i…

News Article - Anthony Lane's family hope screening will help others “They say events happen for a reason and Anthony’s passing away has given us the ability to organise the screening session which we're hoping we can do long term," bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c03r…

Short clip from @gabbylogan‘s powerful conversation about the impact of #YSCD with CRY CEO @drstevenjcox & supporter @Hils_Nicholls. The conversation ended in a collective and considered ‘nod’ that screening saves lives and the campaign must go on. Thank you Gabby for your time.