How extreme exercise can trigger a life-threatening condition, even in healthy runners
How extreme exercise can trigger a life-threatening condition, even in healthy runners

How extreme exercise can trigger a life-threatening condition, even in healthy runners

A Rush doctor explains how intense endurance exercise can lead to rhabdomyolysis and, in severe cases, cardiac arrest, while sharing warning signs runners should watch for and why hydration, CPR training and access to defibrillators can save lives.

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