HealthPhoto: Firstpost HealthMarathons Rarely Cause Cardiac Arrest or Death, Doctor-Runner Explains
Despite concerns, cardiac arrests during marathons are very rare, occurring in about one per 100,000 to 200,000 participants. Deaths are even less common. Long-distance running is generally safe and offers significant health benefits. The visibility of such incidents often exaggerates perceived risks, but studies show running improves health and longevity for most people.
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