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myheartsisters.org
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| | | | | Studies now show that pregnancy complications (like my pre-eclampsia) are strongly linked to future cardiovascular disease. The Canadian husband-and-wife obstetrician team of Dr. Graeme Smith and Dr. Susan Chamberlain believe that "...too much of health care is spent reacting to disease after it's happened, and not enough is spent on prevention!" That's why they hope... | |
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watercresswords.com
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| | | | | This post is part of a series on heart health, covering heart anatomy, diseases, risk factors, symptoms, and ways to maintain heart health. It discusses types of heart disease, risk factors including genetics and lifestyle, symptoms indicating heart problems, and preventative measures such as quitting smoking, managing weight, and controlling stress. | |
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www.keckmedicine.org
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| | | | | Experts say losing weight is beneficial for heart health, but there is little research on the long-term impact of intermittent fasting. Learn more. | |
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myheartsisters.org
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| | | "Stable angina is any pain between neck and navel that comes on with exertion and goes away with rest." | ||
