Young people should be offered heart screenings to prevent more deaths 'which come out of the blue with no symptoms', study finds

Cambridge University student and keen athlete Clarissa Nicholls, 20, tragically died while hiking in the south of France in 2023 from an undiagnosed heart condition.


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