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Myocarditis growing concern for young athletes amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Myocarditis growing concern for young athletes amid COVID-19 pandemic

Myocarditis growing concern for young athletes amid COVID-19 pandemic

Dr. Curt Daniels, cardiologist at The Ohio State University, said during a COVID-19 briefing with Gov.

Mike DeWine Thursday that myocarditis has been found in 10 to 13% of athletes at the university who had tested positive for COVID-19.

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