Bias May Have Used Cocaine Before Death
Len Bias collapsed at 22 and died of an apparent heart attack after the Boston Celtics selected him No. 2 in the NBA draft. Reports quote Driesell and officials suggesting possible cocaine in Bias system. autopsy pending results.
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Doctors weigh musclebound heart as Likeliest cause of Bias death
Boston experts describe idiopathic hypertrophic cardiomyopathy as the most probable killer of 22 year old Artis Bias, a University of Maryland star and Celtics draft choice. They note undetected heart defects can strike youths, with cocaine possibly aggravating any underlying condition. An autopsy results announcement is due within a week.
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Death toll on athletes shocks sports world
Death claims two prominent athletes Len Bias, 22, a Maryland All American star, dies likely of a heart attack just before an NBA debut with Boston Celtics. Flo Hyman, 31, famed American volleyball player, dies in January after competing in a Japanese league. autopsy confirms heart attack as cause.
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