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McCULLOUGH: “I watched it live and then I watched the replay as a cardiologist. To me it looked like he made a hard tackle, there was head and neck impact, but he got up, he clapped his hands, and then he fell over backwards. It looked like a primary cardiac arrest. Everything that was done on the field looked perfect. I think the duration of CPR resuscitation is going to be a window where he can have neurologic recovery. The issue is, what caused it? The concern, based on our research, is that Covid-19 can cause myocarditis or heart damage. The heart damage, in some cases, can be asymptomatic, and the initial presentation can be a cardiac arrest. There’s other things in the differential, genetic abnormalities of heart, rhythm disturbance, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a spinal cord type of interaction with the heart, but I think the leading concern here is vaccine-induced myocarditis, if indeed he’s taken the vaccine. And boy, the family, the Bills doctors and the current doctors at University of Cincinnati Medical Center have a public health obligation to tell us if he’s taken the vaccine."