These can include: Previous heart attack Coronary artery disease Changed structure of the heart due to certain conditions such as cardiomyopathy Diabetes Hypertension COVID-19 infection Hyperthyroidism Hypothyroidism Sleep apnea Certain medications such as drugs for treating cold and allergy Excessive intake of alcohol or caffeine Drug abuse Family history of arrhythmia Smoking Stress or anxiety Risk factors Those with any of the following factors face a higher risk of developing heart arrhythmia: Cardiac conditions: These include coronary artery disease, a history of heart surgery, thickened arteries, heart attack, injured heart valves, cardiac scars, and heart muscle disease
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The plan involves returning the Starship upper stage, commonly called the ship, to the Starbase launch tower in Texas and catching it mid-air using the same mechanical chopsticks arms that have already proven themselves with the Super Heavy booster
Ludwig Professor for Cancer Research and professor of oncology at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center