In the din of demonetisation and its changing goal posts, the death of one of the best gynaecologists of Mumbai went largely unnoticed. True to form, the print and electronic media hardly raised a whisper on why a middle-aged man who had run numerous marathons, and who regularly ran 10 km every morning, collapsed and died whilst happily engaged in his morning run. No serious commentary has emerged on the tantalising reasons for the untimely death of a seemingly superbly fit leading doctor.
Running a Marathon Is Great for Your Heart – Until it Isn’t
