Heart problems are becoming increasingly prevalent in younger people. Last month, air pollution was linked to a rise in irregular beats among otherwise healthy teenagers.

“Having looked after children with heart rhythm problems for more than 25 years, I was staggered to see how widespread this emerging presentation is, and to find that a number of children had even died from it. All of the collaborators are keen to publicize this phenomenon so our colleagues across the globe can recognize it and protect these children and their families,” says co-investigator of the study, Jonathan Skinner, MBChB, MD, from Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network.

Anyone who still trusts the medical community at this point is a certified retard.