David Kavlin, the Argentine journalist and host, spoke about his health scare that left him on the brink of death at the end of December. He suffered a heart attack while playing paddle and was rushed to a clinic without vital signs, where he was resuscitated by the medical team. "I arrived with no vital signs and they had to resuscitate me," Kavlin stated bluntly in an interview with Radio Rivadavia. The incident occurred on December 27th when he began to feel a strong pressure in his back and chest. He immediately recognized that something was wrong, and after an EKG, a red code was activated. During his transfer to the hospital, Kavlin suffered a cardiac arrest in the ambulance. "My TV just went off in the ambulance," he recounted. Currently, Kavlin is continuing his recovery, without medical or sports clearance, and is focused on calmly navigating the process. He is gradually walking a few more blocks each day and overcoming challenges. Besides hosting Mañanas Picantes and Nueve diario, he published the book "Nos gritan judíos de mierda," which led to nearly 30 presentations in various cities in the country and abroad.
