"Even though these young people had less cardiac risk factors, they still had high cardiac risk," Singh said.
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After two weeks, the team found cardiac cells that, through immature, could contract like regular cardiac muscle tissue.
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Cardiac catherization and cardiac ultrasound images will be viewed in the Sectra PACS and archived in the Sectra VNA.
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They also had nearly double the number of cardiac events, including heart attacks, coronary bypass surgery and cardiac-related deaths.
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He went into cardiac arrest on July 22 and was resuscitated, but then went into cardiac arrest once more on July 24.
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Mutations of the gene can cause a cardiac arrhythmic disorder that can lead to exercise-fainting spells, seizures or sudden cardiac death.
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After taking his vital signs and completing a cardiac test, the report said, Mr. Bulger was found to be experiencing severe cardiac complications.
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The sobering medical report said "high-grade atrioventricular block," which can progress rapidly to complete heart block, cardiac arrest or sudden cardiac death.
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Dr. Mandrola, a cardiac electrophysiologist at Baptist Health in Louisville, Ky., recently reviewed both the main benefits and limitations of a cardiac calcium scan.
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"The cardiac surgeons at Boston are *fact* the best cardiac surgeons in the world and they have done this operation several times," she wrote.
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At Haiti Cardiac Alliance, an NGO devoted to providing lifesaving cardiac surgery to Haitian children and young adults, we and our patients have suffered.
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The majority of cardiac arrest cases happen at home, yet PulsePoint has been activated only for cardiac events happening in public places, he said.
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His father, a cardiac electrophysiologist, is the director of implantable cardiac devices at the Valley Health System, practicing in New Jersey and New York.
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"Patients who experience a cardiac event (such as a heart attack or heart surgery), should participate in a cardiac rehabilitation program," said lead author of the statement Dr. Randal Thomas, medical director of the cardiac rehab program at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
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For others, the process of being diagnosed with a cardiac condition, getting the ICD—and sometimes having a cardiac arrest themselves—can lead to trauma.
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We do 4D echo, we do cardiac CT, and so we're finding this cardiac calcium is elevated significantly in about 12 percent of the population.
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Sudden cardiac death is an unexpected fatality from cardiac causes that happens within an hour of the onset of symptoms, usually with no known cause.
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The researchers also conducted cardiac scans, enabling them to score the presence of atherosclerosis, a disease characterized by plaque buildup inside a person's cardiac arteries.
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He has excellent cardiac health, according to a cardiac assessment he underwent, and his blood pressure is 21919/74, which is in the normal range.
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With the on-hours cardiac arrest patients, 21 percent survived until discharge, compared with 17 percent of the patients who had an off-hours cardiac arrest.
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If someone has high blood pressure, Breathett says she would further determine a heart disease diagnosis with cardiac imaging, such as an echocardiogram or cardiac MRI.
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In February, the FDA halted a Phase 28503 clinical trial of the cancer drug pacritinib after patients died from intracranial hemorrhage, cardiac failure, and cardiac arrest.
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Prior to chemotherapy, an echocardiogram can ensure that patients do not already have impaired cardiac function and can establish a baseline for the patient's cardiac system.
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Renelsa Caudill, a Washington, D.C.-area cardiac nurse, remembers being forced to pull a cardiac patient out of the CT scanner before the procedure was complete.
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"These include high-end cardiac surgeries, including pediatric cardiac surgery, cancer treatments, neurosurgery, spine surgery, transplants, bariatric surgery, trauma-related orthopedic surgery and IVF," Raina said.
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Among patients who got cardiac rehab, one-year mortality was 2.2% The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how cardiac rehab might directly affect patient outcomes, nor did it examine why some patients might not have been offered cardiac rehab or chose not to enroll.
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Though the study showed cardiac injury is a common condition among patients hospitalized with Covid-219, it did not indicate whether Covid-219 directly causes cardiac injury.
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Murthy's team used information from Medicare to investigate how these shortages affected cardiac stress testing and the use of cardiac catheterization among individuals age 65 or older.
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Commotio cordis, a medical phenomenon in which a sudden blunt impact to the chest causes death in the absence of cardiac damage, is linked to sudden cardiac death.
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Although this study looks at the prices of implanted cardiac devices, it doesn't take into account how much health insurance programs might reimburse hospitals for cardiac devices, Singh noted.
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But if the cardiac rehab location was more than two miles from the site where the PCI procedure took place, a patient was less likely to attend cardiac rehab.
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The 24-line item bill came to $231,115 for 2017 hours in surgery, one week in the hospital's cardiac intensive care unit, and one week on the hospital's cardiac floor.
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Cardiac arrest She went into cardiac arrest and was revived by medics but the girl couldn't recover and died less than 24 hours later, DHS told CNN in a statement.
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A new study suggests that avoiding a scan of the chest and reprogramming the pacemaker before and after the scan can prevent malfunction of cardiac pacemakers and implantable cardiac defibrillators.
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Cardiac pacemakers are in short supply in the country, and patients must abandon their regular lifestyles, and become admitted to hospitals where they are hooked up to a cardiac machine.
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"Within the normal range of thyroid hormone levels, many other studies show that cardiac patients on the low end had more cardiac risks than those on the high end," Gerdes said.
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Researchers have also observed that runners create a byproduct of troponin inside heart cells, which is used by doctors to see if someone has cardiac damage if suffering a cardiac episode.
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A heart attack occurs when circulation of blood is blocked, but sudden cardiac death or cardiac arrest is the result of electrical problems that cause the heart to suddenly stop beating.
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Angry spouses rarely developed back pain, stonewallers rarely reported cardiac symptoms and people whose main response to conflict was sadness or fear did not report many cardiac or musculoskeletal problems at all.
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Among those who had cardiac arrest outside of a hospital, women were 1.3 percent less likely to receive resuscitation from emergency medical workers, and 8.6 percent less likely to receive cardiac defibrillation.
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"He said, 'God told me that you're going to have two babies,&apos" recalls Stewart, the chief of cardiac surgery at Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, who has two children from a previous marriage.
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If you have a family history of cardiac problems or symptoms such as shortness of breath or chest pain during exercise or after a heated argument, talk to your doctor about cardiac testing.
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The answer is that both took the cardiac drug meldonium.
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Preliminary autopsy results suggest that he suffered from cardiac arrest.
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At this point some overdose patients have sudden cardiac arrest.
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M.J. collapsed on the floor and went into cardiac arrest.
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Day by day A man suffers cardiac arrest at work.
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He reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest, or a heart attack.
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She went into cardiac arrest and died at the address.
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But it's unclear what, if any, cardiac condition Sharapova has.
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Groundbreaking cardiac surgery for newborns in 22003 at Johns Hopkins.
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Anything from cardiac arrhythmia, Alzheimer's disease, eating disorders, and epilepsy.
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The most serious effect would be cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat).
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The affected device is the Nanostim leadless cardiac pacemaker (LCP).
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John Mandrola is a cardiac electrophysiologist at Baptist Health Louisville.
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He died of cardiac arrest on March 18 in Chicago.
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The company acknowledges that its weapons carry some cardiac risk.
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The graph looked like a heart monitor in cardiac arrest.
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After that surgery, Jahi suffered cardiac arrest and excessive bleeding.
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Alberto Bachelet, died of cardiac arrest following months of torture.
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But with emergency medical attention, cardiac arrest can be reversed.
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He also resuscitated a man who suffered from cardiac arrest.
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By that time, Ms. Rivers had gone into cardiac arrest.
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It follows a February order capping prices of cardiac stents.
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"There's a patient who's in cardiac arrest," a woman said.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his daughter Keesha Jones said.
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Fisher died of cardiac arrest in December at age 60.
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Wednesday: Someone called 911 for a patient suffering cardiac arrest.
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Sudden cardiac death has always been something of a paradox.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his daughter Stephanie Salzman said.
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His daughter, Sharon Like, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The main cause of death is listed as cardiac arrest.
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The consequences could include a heart attack or cardiac arrest.
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ICE recorded the preliminary cause of death as cardiac arrest.
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When they took him down, Eric went into cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his wife, Rosalie O'Connell, said.
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Her daughter, Gabrielle Goldstein, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his lawyer, Ricardo Preda, said.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, said her daughter, Anna Ratner.
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In the first line I write the diagnosis: cardiac arrest.
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His wife, Lisa Wade, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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Her assistant, Stephen Kohl, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his daughter, Shuli Tor, said.
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The children were in full cardiac arrest and were resuscitated.
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She worked in cardiac surgery, in psychiatry, in urgent care.
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His daughter Sara Putnam said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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His publicist, Stacey Pokluda, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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His daughter Kelly Castady said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, her publicist, Ellyn Solis, said.
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Hannah Fordin, his grandniece, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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Studies examined the risk of cardiac arrest, not heart attacks.
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The result is that most elusive thing: improved cardiac function.
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Two days later, he went into cardiac arrest and was placed on a ventilator and moved to the intensive care ward, where he remained comatose until he went into cardiac arrest again on Wednesday.
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" This is much more common than death by heat stroke, but is harder to quantify since death certificates cite the explicit cause of death—"cardiac arrest," for instance, rather than "heat-related cardiac arrest.
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"Five years from now, we want to be known as the ER standard for ruling in or ruling out cardiac chest pain versus non-cardiac chest pain," said Shrivastava, who hails from outside Cincinnati.
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There are three theories about what caused the cardiac arrest, Kramp said: The inhalant could have oversensitized the patient's heart, which can make any subsequent stress, like getting caught by a parent, cause cardiac arrest.
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The data also revealed that the death rate was higher among patients with cardiac injury versus those without: 219 of the patients with cardiac injury, or 219%, died versus 219 of those without, or 219%.
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The team suspected that a gene called RYR2 could be the culprit -- mutations of the gene can cause a cardiac arrhythmic disorder that can lead to exercise-fainting spells, seizures or even sudden cardiac death.
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Hospital staff identified the preliminary cause of death as cardiac arrest.
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The boy died from cardiac arrest due to severe brain swelling.
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That cardiac stress is equivalent to moderate and vigorous exercise, respectively.
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The preliminary cause of death was cardiac arrest, according to ICE.
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The drugs can cause convulsions; some have led to cardiac arrest.
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These kids would suddenly bleed out or go into cardiac arrest.
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Doctors have confirmed there were no cardiac abnormalities and no stroke.
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Belk was struck in the torso and went into cardiac arrest.
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When they arrived, Epstein was in cardiac arrest, sources told NBC.
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The victim, whose name has not been released, suffered cardiac arrest.
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Analysts were expecting $3.08 billion from the cardiac and vascular business.
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The girl, Aradhana Samdhariya, died due to cardiac arrest on Oct.
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By the time they reached him, he was in cardiac arrest.
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He was pronounced dead Wednesday after going into cardiac arrest again.
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Lou Pearlman died from an ongoing cardiac problem ... TMZ has learned.
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And she passed away suddenly; my guess is for cardiac reasons.
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An internationally renowned cardiac expert agreed that the standards are necessary.
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By the time he arrived, Farmer had gone into cardiac arrest.
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Fisher died last December at age 60 of a cardiac arrest.
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The second episode appears to have sent Brandon into cardiac arrest.
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Caserta went into cardiac arrest and was shortly thereafter pronounced dead.
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In cardiac arrest, however, there is no blockage of blood flow.
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People in cardiac arrest lose consciousness and don't have a pulse.
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His cardiac evaluation included a transthoracic echocardiogram on December 16, 2014.
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When he woke up, he learned that he'd suffered cardiac arrest.
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It was on that flight that Fisher went into cardiac arrest.
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But wild winter swimming can bring on hypothermia, pneumonia, cardiac arrhythmia.
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Your last moments can include cardiac arrest, choking and violent seizures.
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Nearly four years since her cardiac arrest, Abrielle remains completely stable.
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That's terrible news for millions of Americans suffering from cardiac disease.
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Teleflex makes devices used in surgery, cardiac, respiratory and emergency care.
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He went to a hospital, where he went into cardiac arrest.
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Anxiety finds its way back into life following cardiac problems, too.
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Over time, swimming can improve your cardiac output and aerobic capacity.
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Cardiac arrest may occur with no warning and is often fatal.
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By the time EMTs arrived, Emswiller was in full cardiac arrest.
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Once I saw the prices I nearly went into cardiac arrest.
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A law enforcement official told CNN he died of cardiac arrest.
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"There's a patient who's in cardiac arrest," she told the operator.
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Powerful PCSK9 inhibitors were supposed to revolutionize care for cardiac patients.
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It provides both active and passive monitoring of potential cardiac irregularities.
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We're seeing deep learning applied to pre-detection of cardiac events.
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And it is not even the next big hill, called Cardiac.
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His former wife, Anne Argent, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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"An ingrown toenail is not the same as cardiac bypass surgery."
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All had coverage through Medicare to help pay for cardiac rehab.
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She had been in cardiac arrest by the time paramedics arrived.
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At the time, his manager attributed the death to cardiac arrest.
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His wife, Nandita C. Puri, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The transplant surgeons had clipped some pieces of Astrea's cardiac muscle.
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The cause was sudden cardiac arrest, his wife, Carol Ross, said.
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As early as his forties, he began to suffer cardiac symptoms.
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In the United States, most cardiac arrests happen outside the hospital.
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This translates into 5,715 extra cardiac catheterizations among these Medicare patients.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his son Jean-Pierre Mouzon said.
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Specifically, he did not undergo any specialized cardiac or neurologic evaluations.
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Ms. Keir said by email that the cause was cardiac arrest.
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It also cannot explain how physical stillness might injure cardiac cells.
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He later died of cardiac arrest in a hospital, she said.
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His father, a cardiac anesthesiologist, is an associate professor of anesthesiology.
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His manager said he had suffered cardiac arrest on Monday morning.
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Jude medical announces European full market release of ensite precision Cardiac Mapping System * New ensite precision Cardiac Mapping System is now active in more than 100 sites across Europe Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"His cardiac performance during his physical exam was very good, he continues to enjoy the significant, long-term cardiac and overall health benefits that come from a lifetime of abstinence from tobacco and alcohol," Jackson said.
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The 36 cardiac-evaluable patients are comprised of 14 patients from the dose-escalation phase and 22 patients from the expansion phase, consisting of 15 from cardiac, three from renal, and four from peripheral neuropathy expansion cohorts.
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DHS listed more than a dozen Medtronic cardiac devices affected by the flaws—including implantable cardioverter defibrillators and cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillators—but the company said that they do not affect other Medtronic devices such as pacemakers.
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Chan and his coauthors used data from a Toronto regional cardiac arrest database to identify out-of-hospital cardiac arrests from 2006 to 2014 and compared them to a list of registered AEDs from Toronto Paramedic Services.
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The cardiac rehab program I did helped me through all these feelings.
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It is not yet known what caused Van der Zee's cardiac arrest.
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Cardiac arrest may have played a role in some deaths as well.
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His cardiac and renal issues remain however his treatment has been effective.
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She suffered a cardiac arrest and anaphylactic shock while on the plane.
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As a result, cardiac output is a primary determinant of metabolic activity.
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" He said, "Dave could have had that cardiac arrhythmia driving your children.
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The entire cardiac team at the hospital showed up in my room.
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She had a second normal cardiac monitoring test, then saw two cardiologists.
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Together, you can create a personalized plan for improving your cardiac health.
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After she was taken out of the car, she suffered cardiac arrest.
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Four more residents are reportedly in cardiac arrest, according to The Guardian.
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From the ER to cardiac ICU thanks for taking care of me.
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The illnesses included respiratory, gastrointestinal, cardiac, neurologic, and eye and skin problems.
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The trigger stimulated an abnormal heart rhythm that resulted in cardiac arrest.
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He was in cardiac arrest and a family member began performing CPR.
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Thyroid hormone levels directly affect cardiac contraction, relaxation and coronary blood flow.
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N would fall because of cyber security vulnerabilities in its cardiac devices.
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More severely, it can cause blood infections, lung clots, and cardiac arrest.
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According to the label, the singer died after going into cardiac arrest.
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In fatal cases, death can be due to asphyxiation or cardiac arrest.
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What if Nixon had been equipped with a cardiac sensor during Watergate?
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The laboratory results also showed elevated cardiac enzymes, according to the report.
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Her doctors said she suffered a cardiac arrest on Sunday, December 19993.
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Now, the cardiac doctors are considering whether to appeal the judge's decision.
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I could definitely tell I was about to go into cardiac arrest.
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Sometimes witnessing the cardiac death of a loved one can be enough.
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The most life-threatening problem is cardiac arrest needing for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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During cardiac arrest, the heart stops when the organ's electrical system malfunctions.
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Media reports had earlier said the cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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The X26 poses higher cardiac risk than other Taser models, Reuters found.
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That can cause cardiac problems to astronauts when they return to Earth.
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Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death worldwide.
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The dissection probably contributed to the original cardiac arrest, according to Parnia.
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"I'm calling because a patient is in cardiac arrest," the caller said.
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Subjects covered include everything from cardiac surgery to the House of Medici.
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About 10 minutes later, our dog went into cardiac arrest and died.
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Her mother is a cardiac nurse at UNC REX Hospital in Raleigh.
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One elderly resident died of cardiac arrest following the evacuation, Cormier said.
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The bride's father is an interventional cardiologist for Cardiac Specialists in Fairfield.
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And the third, potassium chloride, causes cardiac arrest and stops the heart.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, according to a statement from the family.
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Invitae has a similar protocol in place for its cardiac disease test.
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For a hospital, having a cardiac surgery program is like a trophy.
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Such guidelines exist for a host of conditions: cardiac arrest, diabetes, depression.
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Tom Petty died in Los Angeles at 66, after suffering cardiac arrest.
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Do I want to be resuscitated if I go into cardiac arrest?
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Initial reports had said that the cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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TMZ broke the story, Tom was in full cardiac arrest and unconscious.
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The bride's father is a cardiac electrophysiologist in private practice in Bettendorf.
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What's more, in September, Manager Dave Martinez had a cardiac catheterization procedure.
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He was in "full cardiac arrest" when officers arrived on the scene.
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The proportion of cardiac arrests involving non-shockable rhythms increases with age.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his husband, William Russell Taylor II, said.
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On his third day in the hospital, he was in cardiac arrest.
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But the Scottsdale doctors still took her to the cardiac-catheterization lab.
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But Fisher's death of cardiac arrest at age 60 disrupted that plan.
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Certain plants, including milkweed, make particularly nasty toxins known as cardiac glycosides.
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Agatha Christie wrote a murder mystery featuring foxglove, which produces cardiac glycosides.
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The cause was cardiac failure, her daughter, Monica Mercedes Pérez Jiménez, said.
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Corti.ai developed technology to save thousands of people from suffering cardiac arrests.
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The 911 call came in as "cardiac respiratory" on New Year's Day.
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To me that is one of the biggest benefits of cardiac rehab.
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The two deaths involved cardiac arrest related to CRS, the company said.
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Heart failure is caused by loss of function of cardiac heart cell.
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Trump "did not undergo any specialized neurologic or cardiac evaluations," Conley wrote.
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Victims that go into cardiac arrest after #GunViolence are Bleeding to Death.
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Within a day or two they go into cardiac arrest and die.
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He died at a hospital in Florida after going into cardiac arrest.
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Pediatric cardiac surgeon Narutoshi Hibino of Johns Hopkins is using Regenova to develop bioprinted heart patches to patch the damaged hearts of patients with heart failure who are unable to cope with medication or receive complex cardiac surgery.
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"He said, 'God told me that you're going to have two babies — not one, but two babies,' " recalls Stewart, 49, the chief of cardiac surgery at Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, who has two children from a previous marriage.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that approximately 70% to 90% of those who experience sudden cardiac arrest die before reaching a hospital, and approximately 209,000 people are treated in hospitals for cardiac arrest yearly.
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A. Marathon running can increase your risk of cardiac arrest in the short term, but it also lowers the overall likelihood that you will experience cardiac arrest or other heart problems, according to science, statistics and sports cardiologists.
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Still, while middle-aged male runners' relative risk of cardiac arrest rises while they are completing 26.2 miles compared to when they are not, their absolute risk of cardiac arrest, even then, remains reassuringly low, Dr. Thompson says.
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Being able to predict sudden cardiac death in the general population is difficult, but the researchers hope that this new study may help identify thyroid hormone levels as a possible screening tool for assessing risk of sudden cardiac death.
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After they were finished, they moved me to the cardiac intensive care unit.
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Frank Jr. died of cardiac arrest in 2016 at the age of 72.
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The rock icon was 66 when he died Monday after suffering cardiac arrest.
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We have authors who suffer from panic attacks and suffer from cardiac arrhythmia.
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He's one of millions of Americans with abnormal heart rhythm, or cardiac arrhythmia.
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Researchers found that 68% of cardiac arrests occurred at night and on weekends.
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She reportedly went into cardiac arrest in her London apartment early Wednesday morning.
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Patients who experienced a cardiac arrest during weekday "on-hours" from 7 a.m.
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Tom Petty died Monday of a cardiac arrest in Los Angeles, PEOPLE confirms.
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It's often used in hormone tests and tests for markers of cardiac health.
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Police found the baby in cardiac arrest after responding to a 911 call.
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Weldens, who was just 35, is said to have suffered a cardiac arrest.
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Rat pups given alkaline water showed impaired growth and damage to cardiac muscle.
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"Prior to that time, Mr. Shields had no known cardiac disease," said MacGregor.
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In a statement, ICE said the preliminary cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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An autopsy concluded that the cardiac arrest was due to mixed drug toxicity.
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"I have a family history of a lot of cardiac problems," she says.
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Petty suffered an apparent cardiac arrest at his Los Angeles home on Oct.
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"Apple could create a very powerful system for tracking cardiac health," said Moffat.
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And they found 8,000 different vulnerabilities inside the code of the cardiac devices.
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Emergency dispatchers reportedly response to a call of an inmate in cardiac arrest.
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"Veterinarians performed cardiac massage," he added, but were unable to save the animal.
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And that can cause problems with women's menstrual cycles, fertility, and cardiac function.
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You can wirelessly control him to go into anaphylactic shock or cardiac arrest.
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"As of now, he's stable in the cardiac intensive care unit," they wrote.
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At worst, an arrhythmia can result in cardiac arrest, which frequently causes death.
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Michael died of cardiac arrest in June 2009 at his Los Angeles home.
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Her father, a retired cardiac surgeon, practiced at HeartCare Midwest in Peoria, Ill.
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The lead singer of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers died after suffering cardiac arrest.
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Devereaux, who researches cardiac complications and surgery, was not involved with this study.
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"In general cardiac defects occur in about 10 per 1,000 infants," noted Huybrechts.
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He died at his Las Vegas home at age 19603 of cardiac disease.
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Mine, by contrast, palpitated so furiously that I braced myself for cardiac arrest.
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Overall, heart attacks are more common than cardiac arrest in the United States.
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The parasite causes Chagas disease, which can have serious cardiac and gastrointestinal complications.
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With cardiac care costing $300 billion a year, this is a big deal.
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He had also refused to be hospitalized in the Netherlands for cardiac tests.
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I saw several cardiac arrests this day where the person was found unresponsive.
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Troponin and other biomarkers were used to identify cardiac injury in the study.
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"We know that cardiac damage is a marker for more mortality," Michos said.
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Alabama passed its latest legislation, and Louisiana also passed a cardiac-activity law.
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A second son, Bret, died of cardiac arrest after taking cocaine in 1988.
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On the floor, he slipped out of consciousness and went into cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, a representative for the German Equestrian Federation said.
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On Sunday, he got dizzy at Cardiac and was taken away by stretcher.
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His longtime writing partner, Alfa-Betty Olsen, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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It looked maybe like a cardiac episode, or a seizure, or an overdose.
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Puri, 66, suffered cardiac arrest, his friend and actor Anupam Kher told Reuters.
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"Specifically, he did not undergo and specialized cardiac or neurologic evaluations," wrote Conley.
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Ficre died unexpectedly, a few days after his 50th birthday, from cardiac arrest.
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There were 34 cardiac arrests during sexual activity, 32 men and two women.
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They say their daughter went into full cardiac arrest while waiting for treatment.
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It's one of the leading causes of sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes.
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The perpetrator, David James, 100, died at the scene, reportedly of cardiac arrest.
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They may ask that the ventilator be continued until cessation of cardiac function.
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Paying monthly rent in a major American city is cause for cardiac arrest.
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As described in the latest edition of Science Translational Medicine, the robotic sleeve could open up new treatment options for people who have suffered a cardiac arrest, keeping them alive before a transplant, or to aid in cardiac rehab and recovery.
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If the "plumbing" of our body, our veins in particular, was made of rigid pipes, and the skin of our legs was tough like that of bird legs, cardiac outflow would always equal cardiac inflow, but this is not the case.
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After abnormal blood tests for cardiac enzymes and an electrocardiogram, she had an emergency cardiac catheterization, which is a procedure in which a catheter is threaded through blood vessels and into the heart's arteries to look for a possible blockage.
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The survival rate from sudden cardiac arrest is low: According to the American Heart Association, only about 12% of people who experience cardiac arrest out of the hospital, and about 25% who experience it in the hospital, live through it.
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It could be that women are less likely to have cardiac arrests that respond to treatment with a defibrillator and less likely to have cardiac arrests in the presence of other people who can call for help, the authors suggest.
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Unless, of course, you're one of a subset of people who have a liver defect or are taking another supplement that inhibits its effectiveness or have an arrhythmia—in that case, you might experience cardiac impairment or even cardiac death.
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"Approximately 30% and 60% of patients with cardiac injury in the present study had a history of coronary heart disease and hypertension, respectively, which were significantly more prevalent than in those without cardiac injury," the researchers wrote in the study.
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"Therefore, it is best to reserve home-based cardiac rehab to those at low-or-moderate risk who are unable to receive center-based cardiac rehab for a variety of reasons," Jneid, who wasn't involved in the statement, said by email.
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At just 66 years old, the legendary musician died after suffering from cardiac arrest.
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After kidney failure, a stroke and two cardiac arrests McClinton died 19 days later.
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Former Miss Teen Universe Lotte van der Zee has died, after suffering cardiac arrest.
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He was put into the cardiac intensive care unit and got released shortly afterward.
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Burt was transported to a Florida hospital after going into cardiac arrest at home.
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But researchers have studied cardiovascular events—think cardiac arrest, for one—among sports spectators.
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Instead, I had to attend cardiac rehab three times a week for three months.
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Atherosclerosis can dramatically increase the risk of a heart attack or other cardiac episode.
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He was given his inhaler but later went into cardiac arrest at the scene.
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The report -- obtained by TMZ -- says Gordon was found unresponsive and in cardiac arrest.
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CNN is now the Cardiac Care Network, because their ppl are having heart attacks.
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His injuries included skull, sternum and spine fractures; cardiac lacerations; and a punctured aorta.
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Medtronic's sales topped estimates across all of its divisions, including cardiac and vascular devices.
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Just minutes after arriving, Shields went into cardiac arrest and had a heart attack.
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And some of them will be relatively young people dying of sudden cardiac failure.
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That single mistake with the pills sent his already frail heart into cardiac arrest.
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It was cardiac arrest and, like many heart failures, it came out of nowhere.
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More than 350,000 Americans suffer cardiac arrest in a place that's not a hospital.
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The hit reportedly sent her into cardiac arrest, which ultimately led to her death.
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Previous attempts to use cardiac muscle power to run pacemakers relied on piezoelectric materials.
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According to the lawsuit, Dustin died of cardiac arrhythmia ... triggered by a caffeine overload.
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The suit notes others have suffered cardiac arrest following the "acute consumption" of Monster.
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The most common causes of death are cardiac failure, brain injury and heat illness.
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The N.C.A.A. is currently developing guidelines for managing sudden cardiac arrest in its athletes.
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"When they finished half of the crowns, she went into cardiac arrest," Squier says.
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After having trouble getting oxygen into her tissues, the actress went into cardiac arrest.
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Media reports had earlier said the 54-year-old had died of cardiac arrest.
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Later U.S. officials said she had suffered cardiac arrest, brain swelling and liver failure.
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His Swedish work visa and health insurance expired just days before his cardiac arrest.
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As hoped, the cardiac stem cells improved heart function yet also provided additional benefits.
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Silva's doctors wanted to blame cardiac arrest on the death certificate, Silva's sisters said.
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"Anti-TB drugs, cardiac drugs, anti-cancer drugs - these are critically needed," Aslam said.
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Tom Petty died Monday at age 66 in Los Angeles after entering cardiac arrest.
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If you see someone in cardiac arrest or having a heart attack, call 911.
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He went into cardiac arrest and was transported to the hospital in critical condition.
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Petty, 66, was found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home Sunday.
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Glaser said the cause of death was a blood clot that caused cardiac arrest.
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Mr. Trump's blood pressure was normal at 116/70, as were his cardiac tests.
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The woman went into cardiac arrest at her home and died at a hospital.
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During 2014, for example, the American Heart Association calculated about 565,500 sudden cardiac arrests.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his sister the singer Nancy Sinatra wrote on Facebook.
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Children were most likely to suffer cardiac arrest because of respiratory problems, Naim said.
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Watching a person die from cardiac arrest in an intensive care unit is devastating.
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Jakelin later went into cardiac arrest and suffered brain swelling at a Texas hospital.
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During her flight, she collapsed from cardiac arrest and was dead within two hours.
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He went into cardiac arrest on Monday night, but was revived, Ms. Persichilli said.
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Studies have shown that they prolong life in a significant number of cardiac patients.
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Emergency dispatch audio revealed first responders were called for a patient in cardiac arrest.
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A cardiac event recorder is similar, but requires pushing a button when experiencing symptoms.
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So they embarked upon a series of examinations of people and their cardiac systems.
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"It's vital," Casillas told me, due to the possibility of potentially lethal cardiac arrhythmias.
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We have learned, for example, that fear and grief can cause serious cardiac injury.
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I'm a pediatric cardiac intensive care physician at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, Tex.
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In cases like Mr. Sanders's, doctors perform a standard procedure known as cardiac catheterization.
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Overall, just 214,22020 people, or about 24%, went to any cardiac rehab at all.
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He suffered a cardiac arrest less than two hours before he died, officials said.
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Two continued to play against medical advice and both died from sudden cardiac arrest.
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A friend, Dawn Walker, said in an interview that the cause was cardiac arrest.
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Together, these factors meant that they had, effectively, no heightened risk for cardiac disease.
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Dr. Mahesh Sharma, chief pediatric cardiac surgeon, joined UNC from Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.
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The preliminary cause of death was ruled to be cardiac arrest, according to ICE.
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The cardiac model, known as a bundle, would be phased in starting in July.
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Soon, viewers learned that Jack had died of cardiac arrest, triggered by the smoke.
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CNN affiliate KTLA reported that the girl suffered a cardiac arrest on the plane.
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Allee died after on Christmas Eve in L.A. after reportedly going into cardiac arrest.
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We're told fire and EMS got a call for cardiac arrest for a female.
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Once a year, you can't run a sudden cardiac arrest or emergency medical drill?
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The patents related to devices that can correct irregular heart rhythms, preventing cardiac arrest.
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We're told Cristy went into cardiac arrest as emergency responders arrived and administered CPR.
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Troponins are proteins produced by cardiac-muscle cells when they are hurt or dying.
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During a heart attack, an irregular heartbeat can lead to cardiac arrest and death.
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In any case, cardiac regeneration via stem cell still has a ways to go.
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There's currently no cure for the syndrome, but doctors can place an implantable cardiac defibrillator that helps eliminate risk of death if another episode occurs — the boy referred to in this case study has had one implanted to prevent further sudden cardiac arrest.
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In October, St. Jude said it had notified doctors to stop implants of one of its cardiac pacemakers, the Nanostim leadless cardiac pacemaker, citing reports of problems with electronic data reporting caused by a battery malfunction that could put patients at risk.
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These infants may suffer bleeding in the brain, cardiac and pulmonary complications and gastrointestinal issues.
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A source told PEOPLE that Miller went into cardiac arrest after an apparent drug overdose.
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TMZ obtained the audio, and you can hear LAFD responding to a reported cardiac arrest.
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Tasers, say the Miami-Dade State Attorney's office, "are not likely" to cause cardiac death.
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One 49-year-old suffered cardiac arrest in Abingdon and another collapsed in Fort Washington.
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Laposata said a bad heart and manic behavior certainly are risk factors for cardiac arrest.
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Three days later on Wednesday, several residents suffered respiratory or cardiac arrest, the report stated.
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He has closely followed developments in the fields of cardiac surgery, such as Larkin's case.
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The answer lies in the cardiac myocyte, by far the most abundant heart cell type.
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Her mother is a registered nurse in the cardiac operating room at Toronto General Hospital.
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The researchers found that the kiwis, too, suffer from a yuletide spike in cardiac death.
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Fisher's cause of death was listed as "cardiac arrest/deferred," according to her death certificate.
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" Her "baby" she said, collapsed from cardiac arrest and that the "Lord called him home.
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Her cause of death was listed as "cardiac arrest/deferred," according to her death certificate.
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For patients with damage to their cardiac muscle tissue, this could be a game changer.
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DLA Piper recommended that Qatar launch an independent study into cardiac deaths among migrant workers.
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Three teenagers suffered cardiac arrest while the teacher was also seriously injured, Bonnetain told journalists.
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Petty died Monday at age 66, after suffering cardiac arrest at his home in Malibu.
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Later, I see the name Limbaugh on the screen and almost go into cardiac arrest.
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Therefore, there is also a substantial risk for a cardiac arrest in space requiring CPR.
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As for irregular electrocardiogram results, Mildronate does treat cardiac conditions, according to the manufacturer's website.
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Fisher went into cardiac arrest aboard a flight from London to Los Angeles on Dec.
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Comedians are mourning Ralphie May after the comedian died from cardiac arrest on Friday morning.
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Garner, 27, went into cardiac arrest after suffering an asthma attack, according to family members.
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Later that night, his heart stops again and the cardiac team are called back in.
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So drugmakers have been looking for ways to identify cardiac issues sooner rather than later.
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We're told he had been battling pneumonia for 6 weeks and died of cardiac arrest.
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The transgender actress died in Los Angeles at 47 years old due to cardiac arrest.
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Sudden rapid beating poses a cardiac danger to anyone with a pre-existing heart condition.
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They said they knew of no cyber attacks on patients with the company's cardiac implants.
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Tom Petty has died after suffering cardiac arrest at his Malibu home on Sunday night.
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"That's where you have the cardiac arrest, because you're not carrying enough oxygen," Fitz said.
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The emergency dispatch audio reveals first responders were called for a patient in cardiac arrest.
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He had suffered massive internal injuries, a fractured skull, brain damage, and two cardiac arrests.
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Son Michael died from an apparent cardiac arrest at age 21983 on June 21991, 21993.
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"We were able to make more or less a diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmia," Mutchler said.
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The result was driven by a 38-percent reduction in the risk of cardiac death.
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But unlike other forms of heart trouble, cardiac arrest occurs suddenly and often without notice.
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Sadie was born last summer and suffered from "undisclosed cardiac issues," according to Us Weekly.
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Singer Nancy Sinatra said on her Facebook page that her brother died of cardiac arrest.
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Charles Manson died of acute cardiac arrest and complication of a battle with colon cancer.
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"The cardiac incident would not have occurred if she had not been assaulted," authorities said.
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Son Michael died from an apparent cardiac arrest at age 50 on June 25, 2009.
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Hours later he was found in a pool of blood, dead from a cardiac arrhythmia.
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After she was flown to a hospital in El Paso she went into cardiac arrest.
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"The cardiac arrest team in our case was very affected by the situation," Lundsgaard said.
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To his surprise, it was abnormal, and he was rushed to the cardiac care unit.
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The cause was cardiac arrhythmia, a complication of Alzheimer's disease, said her son, Bryan Fineberg.
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One protester went into cardiac arrest and was revived by the medic team, he said.
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Reynolds died after suffering from cardiac arrest, his agent Todd Eisner said, according to CNN.
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Twenty-three of the screenings have detected conditions that could potentially cause sudden cardiac arrest.
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Hollywood is mourning Tom Petty after the Grammy winner died from cardiac arrest on Monday.
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Cardiac arrest is a very time-sensitive condition with a low survival rate, Chan said.
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That September, Taser acknowledged its weapons could pose "remote" cardiac risks in otherwise healthy people.
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Joan died in September 2014 after going into cardiac arrest during a routine outpatient procedure.
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Then, in a Buffalo hospital, he died; cardiac arrest was given as the official cause.
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The lab work hadn't come in yet, but Hansen said they suspect a cardiac event.
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A cardiac arrest patient in his 40s died and we are assuming it's COVID-related.
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We read about Werner Forssmann, who attempted one of the first cardiac catheterizations in 1929.
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Last year, he helped resuscitate a woman who had gone into respiratory and cardiac arrest.
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On Friday, U.S. officials said she had suffered cardiac arrest, brain swelling and liver failure.
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Frail and prone to a variety of ailments, Locke died from cardiac illness in 1954.
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The medical examiner also listed cardiac arrest, hypertension, and morbid obesity as causes of death.
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According to emergency dispatch audio the call came in as a patient in cardiac arrest.
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Jakelin went into cardiac arrest later that morning and was revived, the Border Patrol said.
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And the health system — specifically, medication — accounted for half of that reduction in cardiac events.
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A patient survives a cardiac arrest — but the time without oxygen leaves her brain-dead.
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Beloved "Good Times" star Ja'Net DuBois died from cardiac arrest ... according to her death certificate.
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And depression, which can be caused by reduced hours of sunshine, also increases cardiac risk.
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Responding to a cardiac-arrest call at the Mondrian South Beach shortly before 1 a.m.
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"She was about to go into cardiac arrest," said Dr. Marko Bukur, a trauma surgeon.
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Women were 9% less likely to go to cardiac rehab than men, the study found.
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"I don't have a great cardiac family history in my family," the retired attorney explained.
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Stout grip strength likewise reduced cardiac-disease risk, although not quite to the same extent.
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It showed only that she had pre-existing heart issues and died of cardiac arrest.
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Results from the new study, limited to non-cardiac procedures, appear to answer that question.
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Until the 1950s, doctors often told cardiac patients to avoid any physical activity at all.
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A 911 call about an individual with a "cardiac condition" came in around 2 p.m.
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Reynolds, 82, died Thursday after suffering a cardiac arrest, according to his agent Todd Eisner.
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The children were in cardiac arrest and died a few days later, the affidavit said.
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He would later die from cardiac arrest in federal custody at the age of 62.
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He is not in cardiac arrest after all, but his heart rate is fluctuating wildly.
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A week later, he suffered cardiac arrest at home and was medically unresponsive, then gone.
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But they were high enough to constitute "subclinical cardiac injury," according to the study's authors.
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These reports were tentative; most recommended the dietary change only for those with cardiac issues.
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Then the bullfighter's assistant slices the medulla oblongata to slowly halt respiratory and cardiac functions.
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Samuelito was on it; Dr. Roque arranged for him to see cardiac specialists in New Jersey.
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On the second attempt the AED delivered a shock, but I was still in cardiac arrest.
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In tests, the device worked in pigs, increasing blood volume after a drug-induced cardiac arrest.
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Jackson was 12-years-old when his father, Michael Jackson, died of cardiac arrest in 2009.
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" Furthermore, "acute consumption of these commonly consumed beverages has no negative effect on cardiac QTc interval.
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The sentence says that Rojas Lemus probably died because of the multiple cardiac arrests this caused.
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Her father, Eric Tanner, the CFO of Hassine Mining, has just passed away of cardiac arrest.
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They were 3½ times more likely to have sudden cardiac death than women with stable weights.
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The outlet says law enforcement received a call around noon about a patient in cardiac arrest.
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In seven years of data, he turned up just two instances of (non-fatal) cardiac arrest.
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Doctors said she had irreversible brain damage from a lack of oxygen and suffered cardiac arrest.
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Ant-Man flies into (past) Tony Stark's heart and causes him to go into cardiac arrest.
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"I was in complete shock," she said, after finding him in cardiac arrest at the hospital.
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Some say "fetal heartbeat" is a misnomer, and "fetal pole cardiac activity" would be more accurate.
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Fisher's cause of death was listed as "cardiac arrest/deferred," indicating there will be further tests.
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The need for more training among the public on how to handle cardiac events is evident.
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In younger people, a variety of conditions caused deaths, with the most common being cardiac arrest.
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Of those, four came from senior homes — their death certificates say they died of cardiac arrests.
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The local OPO, LiveOnNY, was slow to develop a practice of soliciting donors after cardiac death.
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Doctors performed an emergency cesarean section, but Arango went into cardiac arrest and died shortly after.
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Another four died from cardiac arrest, and three others due to a lack of available oxygen.
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In patients with serious heartbeat variations, a failure in the device could result in cardiac arrest.
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"Nearly all people who enter a cardiac rehab program are very glad they did," Andrus says.
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WHEN someone goes into cardiac arrest, survival depends on how quickly the heart can be restarted.
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The frontman of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers suffered cardiac arrest in his home on Oct.
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Preventing cardiac death, for example, can leave a person vulnerable to cancer or dementia, he explained.
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A study of cardiac anatomy suggested the pericardial sac, at the organ's base, would be ideal.
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The current issue of Consumer Reports lists the hospitals with the best outcomes for cardiac patients.
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Sales in the cardiac rhythm management business, which sells pacemakers and defibrillators, inched up 0.6 percent.
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She went into cardiac arrest as the flight landed and was declared dead at the hospital.
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Nothing suggests that college athletes are at any lower risk of sudden cardiac death than professionals.
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The son of a singing icon, Frank Sinatra Jr., died from a cardiac arrest on Wednesday.
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And, at 23, the landscape architect suffered a cardiac arrest while at a standard outpatient appointment.
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"I have a family history of a lot of cardiac problems," she told PEOPLE in November.
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The 81-year-old had been hospitalized late Monday, due to severe cardiac and kidney complications.
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So what would happen––hypothetically––if you went into cardiac arrest in the middle of voting.
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The company is presenting its results at a conference for cardiac electrophysiologists, called Heart Rhythm Society.
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Even the healthiest astronauts could suffer cardiac arrest due to the harmful nature of space itself.
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Yes, that is just as serious as it sounds: Cardiac arrest can be fatal in minutes.
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Hands-only CPR can also help someone in cardiac arrest until an emergency medical team arrives.
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Cardiac arrest Channel your inner Christian Grey with these sexy silk handcuffs from Lelo ($49). 4.
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The political establishment, as well as the media that props it up, went into cardiac arrest.
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It's the first of many cardiac episodes that Cheney will endure before the end of VICE.
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Regular blackouts mean that machines like cardiac monitors, X-rays, and more are unreliable, Abusalim said.
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The survival rate for those who experience cardiac arrest outside of the hospital is approximately 12%.
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But the strain on her heart is too much; it triggers cardiac arrest, and she dies.
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He ruled instead that Hernandez-Llach died from sudden cardiac arrest due to the Taser discharge.
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One of his courses, cardiac rehabilitation, lacked essential materials such as inhalers and carbon dioxide masks.
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The recent high school grad and aspiring art teacher collapsed on the sidewalk in cardiac arrest.
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The doctor was particularly concerned about serious cardiac issues that can result from taking Z-Pak.
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Taller people tend on average to live longer and to have fewer cardiac and respiratory problems.
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The condition is a common cause of sudden cardiac arrest in young people, including young athletes.
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Cardiac disease is a leading cause of death among great apes such as orangutans in zoos.
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These people already have underlying medical conditions such as cardiac conditions and diabetes, Dulisse told CTV.
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The lead singer of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers died of cardiac arrest in Los Angeles.
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Two types of biomarkers showed small increases, but cardiac troponins rose dramatically with increasing race distance.
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EMS then responded to a call for cardiac arrest for a female, according to The Blast.
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So now I have a cardiac foundation, and we try to save a heart a day.
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While we "saved" her after the initial cardiac arrest, her weakened heart and body arrested again.
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He left the field unaided but lost consciousness on the sidelines and went into cardiac arrest.
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To illustrate, Dr. Loganathan recalled a night when a brain-dead patient went into cardiac arrest.
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He was saved from cardiac arrest on May 13 and continues to have small heart attacks.
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Those that began exercising as adults had bigger cardiac-muscle cells but not more of them.
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Larry King suffered a heart attack last Thursday after going into cardiac arrest ... TMZ has learned.
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Men present with heart attacks differently from women, and so their cardiac events are often missed.
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The school suspended fraternity and sorority activities after Sebastian Serafin-Bazan, 18, went into cardiac arrest.
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We calmed and sedated him, his cardiac monitor periodically reminding us of his starving heart muscle.
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My patient had a cardiac arrest a couple of hours after her arrival and had died.
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Q. As a middle-aged male, does marathon running transiently increase my risk for cardiac arrest?
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After every cardiac test in the book, my 52-year-old ticker is in perfect shape.
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Patients in LTACHs are very ill and may need cardiac monitoring, intravenous lines and mechanical ventilators.
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They drew blood, did ultrasounds of their hearts, and rigorously examined their cardiac and pulmonary function.
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Every six months I recertified that my patient indeed had end-stage cardiac and respiratory disease.
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The large difference could reflect the fact that cardiac problems are more prevalent among older people.
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Their cardiac arrests were also less likely to be witnessed by someone else in the hospital.
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The man's cause of death has been preliminarily identified as cardiac arrest, according to the source.
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While my husband, Dave, and I were on vacation, he died suddenly from a cardiac arrhythmia.
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She believes that stress, along with a related increased smoking, contributed to her husband's cardiac arrest.
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Researchers identified 2600,1003 cases of out-of-home cardiac arrest between January 2100 and December 2000.
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Cardiac arrest is the result of electrical disturbances that cause the heart to suddenly stop beating.
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Not long after, Leslie Leinwand, who studies cardiac disease at the University of Colorado, became interested.
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EMS responded to a call for cardiac arrest for a female, The Blast and TMZ report.
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Though they held each other for warmth, she developed severe hypothermia and went into cardiac arrest.
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" It charts how cardiac coherence has been shown to stabilize a person's heartbeat, dampening "anxiety powerfully.
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There has been a lot of research about the helpful cardiac benefits of drinking in moderation.
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When her husband experienced cardiac arrest in 2011, the dispatcher sent the ambulance the wrong way.
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He had a cardiac ablation at Cleveland Clinic, where he is recovering after being admitted Tuesday.
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The cardiac schwannomas [a type of heart tumor] were more compelling, but again, only for males.
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