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Twelve members of Tufts University’s men’s lacrosse team have been diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis and nine of them were hospitalized after training on campus with an alum, who is a graduate of ...
Patrick Collins, a spokesperson for ... BUD/S Navy SEAL, short for Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL, is a 56-week, multi-stage initial training program for Navy SEAL candidates, according to the Navy.
Twelve Tufts University men's lacrosse players were diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis, a rare and life-threatening muscle disorder, following a 45-minute voluntary workout with a school alum who ...
Nine of those athletes were hospitalized due to the severity of their conditions — and three remain hospitalized, according to a Sept. 23 email statement from Patrick Collins, the university’s ...
MEDFORD – Three Tufts University men's lacrosse players remain hospitalized with a condition called rhabdomyolysis one week after participating in a workout led by a Navy SEAL trainee. About 50 ...
Twelve members of Tufts University’s men’s lacrosse team have been diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis and nine of them were hospitalized after training on campus with an alum, who is a graduate of ...
Patrick Collins, a spokesperson for ... BUD/S Navy SEAL, short for Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL, is a 56-week, multi-stage initial training program for Navy SEAL candidates, according to the Navy.
Approximately 50 people participated in the workout on Monday, according to Tufts spokesperson Patrick Collins. As of Friday afternoon, five players remained in the hospital.
The players became ill in the days following a Sept. 16 workout that was led by a Tufts alum who is a recent graduate of the BUD/S Navy SEAL training program. About 50 team members participated.
Five players were hospitalized as of Saturday, according to university spokesperson Patrick Collins, who said the number of confirmed cases and those hospitalized could change.
Five players were hospitalized as of Saturday, according to university spokesperson Patrick Collins, who said the number of confirmed cases and those hospitalized could change.