AuntMinnieTV: Cardiac MRI detects heart changes in older athletes

Feb 1, 2007

Could long-distance running put some older athletes at greater risk of heart attack? A group of German researchers sought to answer this question, using cardiac MRI to assess the changes that occurred in heart muscle in older marathon runners.

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