Sentence examples for heart screenings from inspiring English sources
Some experts think the time has come for thorough heart screenings for all young athletes.
Like other athletes who sign multimillion-dollar contracts, professional soccer players are routinely screened for medical issues, and FIFA said even before Muamba fell that it was making heart screenings a priority.
"This can happen on a pitch and [it is] one of the reasons why we insist all youngsters coming into the game have the ability to have heart screenings to avoid this happening," he said.
Soon thereafter, my husband and I started Simon's Fund that has provided free heart screenings to over 11,000 students, helping about 100 discover heart conditions.
It also offers heart screenings to young people, funds research, supports those who do have a rare heart condition like Steve's, and now lobbies the UK government to try to do something to stop all of these sudden deaths from happening.
Parents who are interested in a heart screening can reach out to their family doctors, or find out about free screenings in their area at Web sites like parentheartwatch.org.org
For example, 44percentt of people between ages 40 and 60 told Consumer Reports in 2010 that they had received heart-disease screenings like electrocardiograms or "stress tests" despite having no symptoms and not being considered at risk for heart disease.
Under the bill, Medicare would cover screenings for heart disease and diabetes and would pay experts to coordinate care for elderly people with chronic illnesses.
Medicare would also cover screenings for heart disease and diabetes and would pay experts to coordinate care for elderly people with chronic illnesses.
These are men who have sustained some of the finest soccer on the planet for five years now — and putting each of them through heart, lung and muscle screenings is as routine as testing Formula One engines for stresses on the road.
Healthy lifestyle, knowledge of risk factors, and regular health screenings can dramatically decrease the likelihood of developing heart disease.
