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Young NYC Marathon runner collapses and dies two miles from finish line

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The city medical examiner's office said it is still investigating Rachel Apa's cause of death.

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Young NYC Marathon runner collapses and dies two miles from finish line. The city medical examiner's office said it is still investigating Rachel Apa's cause of death. Covered by 2 publications. BBC News: Young NYC Marathon runner collapses and dies two miles from finish line. Vanguard: 24-yr-old runner dies after collapsing two miles from NYC Marathon finish line.

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  1. BBC News United Kingdom Young NYC Marathon runner collapses and dies two miles from finish line The city medical examiner's office said it is still investigating Rachel Apa's cause of death. 14 h ago · Tier 2
  2. Vanguard Nigeria 24-yr-old runner dies after collapsing two miles from NYC Marathon finish line A 24-year-old first-time New York City Marathon runner, Rachel Apa, has died after collapsing just two miles from the finish line during the race in Central Park, with her father revealing that she suffered from a rare condition known as rhabdomyolysis. 20 h ago · Tier 3

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