Posted by American Heart Association News March 15, 2022 on Mar 20th 2022
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Mammograms may help predict heart disease stroke risk in women after menopauseRoutine mammograms used to screen for breast cancer also could help identify postmenopausal women at higher risk for heart
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Posted by Lucio Mos, M.D.; Francesca Saladini, M.D.; and Marcello Rattazzi, M.D. March 17, 2022 on Mar 19th 2022
If blood pressure rises upon standing, so may risk for heart attack
If blood pressure rises upon standing, so may risk for heart attackAmong young and middle-aged adults with high blood pressure, a substantial rise in blood pressure upon standing may identify those wi
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Posted by By Gabe Mirkin March 10, 2022 on Mar 16th 2022
Excess fat in your liver increases risk for heart attacks, strokes and dementia
Excess fat in your liver increases risk for heart attacks, strokes and dementiaA study of 9189 adults between 30 and 75 years of age who were free of cardiovascular disease found that those who had ab
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Posted by Terri-Ann Williams 10:13, 8 Mar 2022 on Mar 14th 2022
HEART BROKEN NHS calculator reveals WHEN you’re likely to suffer heart attack and stroke
HEART BROKENNHS calculator reveals WHEN you’re likely to suffer heart attack and strokeHaving a healthy heart is key to our overall health. A handy online tool now allows you to find out just how
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Posted by Anna Medaris Miller Thu, March 10, 2022, on Mar 11th 2022
A 28-year-old who had 3 strokes and a heart attack describes the speech deficit that gave him a foul mouth
A 28-year-old who had 3 strokes and a heart attack describes the speech deficit that gave him a foul mouth
At age 24, John Croke got a mechanical heart valve after an infection spread to his heart.Fo
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Posted by American Heart Association on Oct 3rd 2020
American Heart Association - Knocking down fears, myths and misinformation about calling 911 in the pandemic
American Heart Association:Knocking down fears, myths and misinformation about calling 911 in the pandemicAlthough hospitals are seeing fewer heart attack and stroke patients, that doesn’t mean those
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