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Military recruits appear to face far more sudden cardiac death than athletes. Screening still depends on the country
The first international statement on cardiac evaluation in the armed forces argues that new recruits may need structured cardiovascular screening, including a health questionnaire, physical examination and resting ECG. Available data suggest sudden cardiac death may be substantially more common among military recruits than among young athletes, yet screening practices remain inconsistent across countries.
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