Most of us can find a copy of 1984. It would be helpful to append a link to the study in the headline. I was describing the "Telephone Game" played in Cubs as a boy as an example of the distortion that a phrase underwent as it was passed around a circle of 6 to 8 boys- my friend said they played it at Girl Guides (Commonwealth equivalent of US Girl Scouts) as well. There has always been a small number of adolescent cardiac athletic deaths, previously attributed to IHSS (look it up), with health economic papers considering whether it was cost-effective to require (the present day "mandate") echocardiograms before allowing participation. The absolute risk was too low to require screening of entire cohorts. Thanks, R