Don’t tax a lifesaver

SUDDEN Arrhythmic Disease Syndrome (SADS) has become the focus of much attention and concern among sport organisations.

Don’t tax a lifesaver
Fri, 28 Oct, 2005 - 01:00

The recent death of the second member of the same family from SADS has dramatically highlighted the tragic consequences of the condition.

Sports clubs are being encouraged to buy automatic external defibrillators as a possible means of treating a person who might suffer such an attack.

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