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FA Urged to Train Staff on Sudden Cardiac Arrest After Teen Death
The Football Association is facing calls to provide training for coaches and referees on how to identify sudden cardiac arrest, following the tragic death of a teenage player. Advocates believe such training could improve response times and potentially save lives.
14 Apr, 14:01 — 14 Apr, 14:01
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The IndependentMostly Factual119d ago
FA urged to train coaches and referees to spot sudden cardiac arrest after teen’s death
Adam Ankers died at the age of 17 after suffering a cardiac arrest while playing for Wycombe Wanderers under-19s in January 2024
By Izzie Addison
Read full article →YahooMostly Factual119d ago
FA urged to train coaches and referees to spot sudden cardiac arrest after teen’s death
Adam Ankers died at the age of 17 after suffering a cardiac arrest while playing for Wycombe Wanderers under-19s in January 2024
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