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February 14, 2007

Article of the Week: Heart Attack

Tara Dairman

Do you know the risk factors for a heart attack? The symptoms? If you or a friend or family member were experiencing symptoms, would you know what steps to take? This article is full of essential information on the topic, including what a heart attack is, how to go about preventing one, and why people with diabetes often have atypical heart attack symptoms.

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