24-year-old economics graduate Geoff Lester nearly died from aortic dissection, illustrating the urgency of recognizing heart attack risk factors.
24-year-old economics graduate Geoff Lester nearly died from a catastrophic aortic dissection after disregarding mild symptoms. He collapsed in a hospital triage desk after experiencing dizziness, a tingly arm, and feeling "a bit odd". Only 50% of those who experience aortic dissection survive. Lester's story highlights the importance of understanding and promptly addressing heart attack risk factors.
May 12, 2024
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