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A video tells the story of how Scripps cardiologist John Rogers, MD, got Philippe May back on the road after the athlete was sidelined by a heart condition.
World-class athlete Philippe May has returned to San Diego a year after a newly diagnosed heart condition forced him to pull out of a cross-country race.
The EP Save a Life Foundation, dedicated to preventing sudden cardiac arrest in school age children and adolescents, was featured in the San Diego U-T.
Local media covered the story of Chuck Beal, a retired funny car racer who was among the first in the nation to receive a tiny heart monitor implant at Scripps.
Learn more about the world’s smallest implantable cardiac monitoring device, which Scripps Green Hospital was the first hospital in the U.S. to implant.
Scripps heart specialist Dr. John Rogers spoke to local media about the importance of cardiac screenings for adolescents and resources for free screenings.