A pediatric cardiologist from Henry Ford Health recently shared information on heart screenings for young athletes. The cardiologist, Premchand Anne, discussed the importance of these screenings with Local 4 Live. Further details on the topic are available through an interview with the cardiologist.
Parents of student-athletes in the Detroit area may want to consider learning more about heart screenings to understand potential risks and benefits for their children.
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