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What is HCM?

HCM is a very common condition, and may affect as many as 1 in 200 people. However, many do not know that they have the disease and are often undiagnosed or have instead been misdiagnosed with other conditions.

The scariest thing about HCM, and the most sensational, is that HCM can sometimes cause sudden death, and this can occur without obvious symptoms beforehand.

Luckily, recent research has shown that with the right treatment, and thanks to modern medical advances, the scariest and worst scenario is not likely, and that most HCM patients will live normal life spans with few disabilities.

Learn more about HCM. Click here.

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If you are looking for ORGANIZATIONS where you can find out more about HCM, click here.

If you are looking for resources on MYECTOMY, click here.

And if you want to learn about upcoming EVENTS and RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES click here.

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