Christian Eriksen returned to football after suffering cardiac arrest on pitch | CNN
NFL Player Damar Hamlin is Breathing on His Own, Talking
Top footballer dies from heart attack after collapsing in the middle of match - World News - Mirror Online
Football Player's Cardiac Arrest: 'A Teachable Moment'
Why super athletes like Christian Eriksen suffer heart attacks | Health – Gulf News
More young footballers dying of heart problems than thought, FA study finds | Heart attack | The Guardian
FIFPRO, player unions, and experts discuss sudden cardiac arrests - FIFPRO World Players' Union
Sudden cardiac events not uncommon among footballers - Health news, Medibulletin
Why do super-fit, young athletes suffer sudden cardiac arrest? - National | Globalnews.ca
Fact Check-FIFA unaware of rise in players having cardiac arrests on football pitches and such incidents not flagged as being linked to COVID-19 vaccines | Reuters
Damar Hamlin: Why do some young athletes suffer cardiac arrest? - BBC News
Dutch defender Daley Blind nearly decided not to play after Eriksen collapse | Football News - Times of India
Denmark Team Doctor Confirms Christian Eriksen Suffered "Cardiac Arrest" | Football News
Why are professional footballers having heart attacks?
Sergio Aguero, 16 other popular footballers who suffered heart problems - Punch Newspapers
Footballer dies aged 21 after cardiac arrest with no defibrillator present at stadium - Mirror Online
Five football players who died after collapsing on the field - EastMojo
Why are high-performance athletes having heart attacks? - The Globe and Mail
Euro 2021: Eriksen had cardiac arrest but test results normal, Danish team doctor says
Christian Eriksen: What can cause a cardiac arrest? - BBC News
Leading cardiologist says cluster of collapses in footballers likely to be 'coincidence' | Daily Mail Online
Christian Eriksen collapse brings back dark memories for football | The Independent
Damar Hamlin's Cardiac Arrest: What We Know and Don't Know - The New York Times
A cardiac arrest and a heart attack: what's the difference? | Health & wellbeing | The Guardian
