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Heart Trouble - 1928
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13 (HealthDay News) -- If that nagging pain in your chest just won't go away, and suddenly you feel like you're having trouble catching your breath, it's time to call 9-1-1. ... Those symptoms could indicate either a heart attack or impending cardiac arrest. And waiting to see if the symptoms subside could cost you your life.
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Heart Trouble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Heart disease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Heart disease or cardiopathy is an umbrella term for a variety for different diseases affecting the heart. As of 2007, it is the leading cause of death in the United States, England, Canada and Wal...
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Sometimes heart disease is a cause of poor sleep. People with heart failure may wake up with trouble breathing, which stems from fluid buildup in the lungs. There's also some evidence that heart failure leads to sleep apnea, a breathing problem that can awaken a person repeatedly throughout the night.
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Mountain Climbing and Marathons With Heart Trouble ... Abnormal heart rhythms often go unnoticed, but can cause dizziness, fainting, or palpitations, which are sensations of the heart beating forcefully or irregularly in the chest. "Pacemakers are prescribed for slow and irregular heartbeats," Walter says.
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WebMD Home Heart Health Center Heart Disease Health Center Heart Disease News ... Heart Disease Health Center ... May 12, 2003 -- Like three lemons in a slot machine, a trio of factors seems to trigger heart attack -- chronic infection, autoimmune conditions, and inflammation. That's the finding from a study appearing in...
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Country music's first female rebel, the "Rockabilly Filly" herself, successfully revisits her past on Heart Trouble with the assistance of a cast of ...
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Researchers find protein predictor of heart trouble ... A protein produced by inflammation can be a warning sign of an impending heart attack or stroke long before the patient knows that something is amiss, researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester have found.
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