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All India Heart Foundation: To prioritise spectators’ well-being at cricket matches, the Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) recently wrote a letter to both the International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Board of Cricket Council of India (BCCI) advocating for the integration of life-saving medical devices near spectators as a safety measure.

A report by Harvard Business School has indicated that the adrenaline rush, stress levels, and emotional fluctuations experienced by spectators at live sports matches can significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular events, brain strokes, and others.

In their findings, they underscore the importance of timely access to life-saving medical interventions, such as defibrillators and ECG monitoring, as critical components of spectator safety protocols. The proposed integration includes advanced medical monitoring systems, emergency response equipment, and other cutting-edge technologies that can significantly enhance the ability to respond promptly to any health-related incidents in the crowd.