A free heart screening event is scheduled for this weekend. Teen athletes between 11 and 25 years old are eligible to participate, regardless of their school or sport.
The event is a collaborative effort between several organizations. Further details about the event, including the location and time, are available.
Additional information can be found in a related article, and updates are also available on a website and live stream.
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