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1 September 2026

Former 7NEWS presenter Kay McGrath shares why she now takes statins after fiancé Richard Moore’s fatal heart attack in India

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Source reporting: 7NEWS Australia

Former 7NEWS presenter Kay McGrath shares why she now takes statins after fiancé Richard Moore’s fatal heart attack in India

His death changed how she viewed her own risk, and the importance of following up when a test raises concerns.

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