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A Florida cardiologist’s indictment in a $89 million scheme for performing medically unnecessary cardiovascular tests on college athletes—one of whom later died—spotlights the dangerous overutilization of diagnostics. The case underscores the critical need for adherence to evidence-based screening guidelines and the erosion of patient trust in sports cardiology.
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