Reports link rhabdomyolysis cases to high-intensity exercise

A headline says rhabdomyolysis cases rose 32% with high-intensity exercise, but the items give no source or data for that figure. Related coverage includes a report of a 24-year-old runner dying during her first marathon and a kidney expert warning about muscle injuries.

Timeline

1. 3 Nov, 10:50 UTCNYT reports runner, 24, dies in first marathon
2. 3 Nov, 17:30 UTCFirst appeared on Google Trends
3. 3 Nov, 17:30 UTCPicked up on News

Top sources

• rhabdomyolysisGoogle Trends
• 24-year-old runner Rachel Apa dies after collapsing during NYC MarathonABC7 New York
• What to know about rhabdomyolysis after death of 24-year-old NYC Marathon runnerABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
• A Pa. woman died of a rare condition during the New York City Marathon. Here's what causes rhabdomyolysisPhillyVoice
• 24-year-old woman dies after collapsing in final stages of New York City MarathonThe Guardian
• Runner, 24, Dies of Rhabdomyolysis at NYC Marathon. What It Is and How to Spot the SignsTODAY.com