You've given no dots to join, whether 1-2-3-4-5-6-7, or 1-4-7.
"Unexplained causes" means just that - they have not found why an otherwise-fit, apparently fully-healthy person has had a fatal heart attacks; and that she is not only one to whom this happened.
I do not know the reasons and nor do you unless you a research cardiac specialist - which I am not - so it is not our place to make cheap speculation or worse, supposed conclusions; about tragic incidents we know nowt about.
@ArishMell I check the Daily Mail contents online every morning. It's an easy and not unpleasant way of getting the tabloid version of the day's events, both great and small.
I have been struck these recent months by the frequency of items deploring the sudden, unaccounted-for deaths of younger people, whether youngsters at school, fit sportsmen and women during exertion, youngish musical artists, others in their sleep... I have never seen this phenomenon occurring in such frightening frequency before, and it is worrying.
The dots can only be joined if you are aware of info provided by those solid scientific organisations that are never heeded by the media, and never mentioned anywhere.
Just one example: HART (Health Advisory and Recovery Team) - "HART is a group of highly qualified UK doctors, scientists, economists, psychologists and other academic experts. We came together over shared concerns about policy and guidance recommendations relating to the COVID-19 pandemic."
NB Obviously, if you do a "fact-check" - funny, we never needed "fact-checkers" before covid vaccinations! - they will "debunk" HART, for any number of invalid opinionistic reasons.
@ArishMell exactly all the "anti vaccine" folks blame everything on the vaccine it is just what they do people have been dying young forever even before covid even existed
@ExperienceDLT The submitter of the main post made absolutely no mention of vaccines! Why are you talking about vaccines? Do you have some doubts about their efficacy? (Pfizer has, by the way)
@ExperienceDLT Oh, I agree with you but I answer the OP as it is presented - and in this case it does not give that as one of the "dots" and indeed Walter does say [quote]unknown causes[/quote].
I know Walter is fervently anti-vaccination. Whether that makes him "pro-pandemic" or he does not care about those seriously or fatally ill from the disease, I cannot say; but it is that "unknown causes" I picked up.
@WalterF "Fact checkers" pre-date Covid even if the phrase might not. I think that actually came from the febrile rhubarb surrounding recent years' American domestic politics, and from a steep rise in wilfully false blogs etc. on many topics.
