There are many forms of CVD, among them: heart disease, heart attacks, stroke, heart failure, arrhythmia, and heart valve disease (HVD).
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A heart attack can lead to further heart problems over time, such as heart failure.
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The search terms included heart attack, coronary attack, diabetes, mellitus, heart arrest and heart failure.
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Each day I see people with serious heart problems: heart attacks, arrhythmias, heart failure and beyond.
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These events included unstable angina, heart attacks, heart stenting or heart surgery, strokes, procedures on the carotid artery in the neck, an abnormal heart rhythm called atrial fibrillation, heart failure, kidney disease, and death from any cause.
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A new electrical heart sensor (there's already an optical heart sensor) allows for three additional heart health-related features: ECG readings and an accompanying app, notifications if your heart rate is low (there are already notifications for high heart rates), and notifications if your heart rate is irregular.
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Heart disease is a broad term that describes many kinds of heart damage — such as heart failure, coronary artery disease, silent ischemia, heart attacks, and peripheral arterial disease.
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You're tired because … you have heart failure When you have heart failure, your heart can't keep up with body's needs for blood, according to the American Heart Association.
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Ischemic heart disease is the most common type of heart disease and is caused by narrowed heart arteries.
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Chemotherapy can weaken the heart muscle, some newer targeted medicines can increase the risk of heart failure, and radiation can cause heart rhythm disorders and structural damage in the arteries and heart valves, according to the American Heart Association.
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Chemotherapy can weaken the heart muscle, some newer targeted medicines can increase the risk of heart failure, and radiation can cause heart rhythm disorders and structural damage in the arteries and heart valves, according to the American Heart Association.
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My feelings on the matter can best be summarized by the chorus of "Summer Games," by Drake: "Breakin' my heart – breakin' my heart – breakin' my heart —Breakin' my heart – breakin' my heart/ Brea– Brea– Brea– Brea– Brea– Brea– Brea– Brea- Brea..."
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Evans died in 22009 of heart failure due to an enlarged heart, despite no family history of heart problems.
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Coronary artery disease, also known as ischemic heart disease or coronary heart disease, is when arteries are clogged with cholesterol, which increases the risk of heart attack and heart failure.
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Any Apple Watch with heart rate sensors will now record your resting heart rate, your average walking heart rate, your recovery heart rate, and, if you opt in, any spikes in heart rate that occur when the Watch thinks you're not working out.
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Abbott said St. Jude Medical's devices for heart failure, blockages and abnormal heart rhythm complement its range of heart products.
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A diamond heart necklace Cue the heart eye emoji: This heart-shaped diamond necklace will stop her in her tracks.
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It has optical heart rate sensors, though they're meant to record your resting heart rate, not your active heart rate.
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Heart disease makes it difficult for blood to flow through the heart -- and can often lead to a heart attack.
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Commonly called heart disease, cardiovascular disease includes heart failure, arrhythmias and heart valve problems in addition to strokes and attacks.
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Forget Heart Break — heart, prepared to be fully melted.
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Apple will enhance the heart rate app to monitor measurements like resting heart rate, recovery heart rate and a notification for an elevated heart rate when you don't appear to be active.
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The heart is a complex organ and unlike other conditions such as coronary heart disease, one can be at low risk for a heart attack but still have a bad heart valve.
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In 2015, the Framingham Heart Study showed that resting heart rate and heart rate variability significantly predicted incident diabetes and hypertension.
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Possible adverse events include injury to the heart, blood clots in the heart, leg or lung, rapid heart rate and stroke.
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There's the golden heart and gold is beautiful an' the silver heart, and silver's more useful and the heart of iron.
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Researchers examined data on 23,22 people hospitalized for heart attacks, heart failure, or a heart rhythm disorder known as atrial fibrillation.
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Almost 6 million Americans currently have heart failure, a type of heart disease in which the heart cannot pump blood properly.
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Mr. Bogle, who had struggled with a congenital heart defect and had several heart attacks, received a heart transplant in 1996.
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But the point is that broken-heart syndrome manifests as literal heart failure: the left ventricle of the heart spasms the way it does in a conventional heart attack caused by blocked arteries.
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Heart attacks, however, happen when something like a glob of accumulated fat blocks the blood flow to someone's heart, depriving the heart of blood and causing part of the heart muscle to die.
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They came from the heart, a heart that knew pain.
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Last week's heart attack "seriously damaged" his heart, he said.
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Congenital heart disease refers to heart defects present at birth.
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Carrie Keagan: 'My heart aches' My heart aches with disappointment.
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"The heart wants what the heart wants, as they say."
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I had my heart set on that house, my heart.
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They are:Instant Heart Rate: HR Monitor - Transmitted heart rate data.
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Six years, mom and baby will sleep heart to heart.
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"Mallette commented: "Oh my heart [heart eyes emoji] How adorable!
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This is the heart of the heart of RX country.
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Related stories about heart health:How to prevent a heart attack the first time and from happening againWhat is a silent heart attack?
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As long as you have a heart you can develop heart disease, which is the leading cause of heart attacks, Steinbaum noted.
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Over the course of two decades, 1,329 heart attacks, strokes or other heart events occurred, and 223 women died of heart disease.
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Older patients and those who experience complications like heart rhythm abnormalities, heart attacks or heart failure may remain in the hospital longer.
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That was near and dear to his heart, and it is absolutely something near and dear to Tracy's heart and my heart.
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When you access the Heart Rate app on your Apple Watch, scrolling down shows your current heart rate, average heart rates for resting and walking, and your heart rate for any exercises you track.
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After you put the heart in the jar, over the heart you melt nine black candles so that the wax covers the heart.
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A clogged artery in the heart prevents heart tissue from getting nutrients and oxygen, and it can cause the heart to stop working.
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While an actual heart drawing didn't appear, she did wear a heart necklace and made the shape of a heart with her hands.
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And this heart has the potential to save the lives of heart attack patients, and, one day, people who need heart transplants too.
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Broadly speaking, congenital heart defects are any structural problems in the heart that develop before birth, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).
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Love can literally break your heart You can die of a broken heart—it's a scientific fact, according to the American Heart Association.
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The tracker has a heart rate monitor that helps improve the accuracy of tracking calorie burn, resting heart rate, and heart rate zones.
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While 5 million Americans will suffer from heart failure each year, not all of them will need an artificial heart or heart transplant.
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The heart rate monitor lets them be more strategic about their workouts by tracking calorie burn, resting heart rate, and heart rate zones.
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Born with congenital heart disease, I had five major heart operations before I was 10 and have had five minor heart operations since.
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The monitors continuously assessed heart rate, heart rhythm and the strength and timing of electrical impulses passing through each part of the heart.
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Heart attacks most often occur as a result of coronary heart disease, when a part of the heart muscle doesn't receive enough blood.
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Apple partnered with Stanford to run the Apple Watch Heart Study to monitor users' heart rhythms using the Apple Watch heart rate sensor.
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"In my heart of Heart I know you're still with us."
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Big guy, big heart – and his heart was so much bigger.
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Darla and her mother Darlene are having a heart to heart.
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When that baby's heart rate goes down, my heart goes down.
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Your heart doesn't know it's a heart, or that it exists.
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Support your heart so your heart can open to your breath.
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Mending a wounded heart Burdick was diagnosed with congenital heart disease.
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Which is at the heart of Slack, which is the heart.
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Thousands of heart patients may no longer need open-heart surgery.
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And his heart goes out to them, as does everybody's heart.
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Heart attacks result from blockages in blood flow to the heart.
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Whatever had damaged her heart, it hadn't been a heart attack.
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And that was from the heart, that was from the heart.
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Proving yet again, the heart wants what the heart wants ... money.
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Consider your heart If you have a history of heart disease or two or more risk factors for heart disease -- including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, family history of early heart disease, diabetes, smoking, obesity, sedentary lifestyle or poor diet -- cold-weather exercise can actually cause a heart attack.
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Chemotherapy can weaken the heart muscle, some newer targeted medicines can increase the risk of heart failure, and radiation can cause heart rhythm disorders and structural damage in the arteries and heart valves, the AHA emphasizes in its scientific statement on the link between breast cancer and heart disease.
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During nearly four years of follow-up, there were 143 new heart attacks and deaths from heart disease and 570 new cases of cardiovascular disease (including not just heart attacks and deaths but also heart failure, stroke, procedures to reopen clogged arteries, and other heart and blood vessel problems).
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Adults who sleep less than seven hours a night are more prone to developing heart related illnesses like heart attack, heart disease, and stroke.
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Overall, 864 children developed heart rhythm problems, 395 had high blood pressure, 57 had heart attacks, 67 had strokes and 44 had heart failure.
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AFib makes it difficult for the heart to pump blood and, therefore, increases a person's risk of certain heart diseases, stroke, and heart failure.
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Your heart rate for extended periods of exercise, aka your target heart rate, should be between 64% and 76% of your maximum heart rate.
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Many people first become aware of a heart valve issue when a heart murmur is discovered during a routine heart check with a stethoscope.
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Heart disease rules you out as a heart donor, but "someone who dies of a heart attack could donate other organs," Dr. Klassen said.
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Among people with cardiovascular disease, most had ischemic heart disease, also called coronary heart disease, in which the arteries supplying the heart become narrowed.
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A heart attack is caused by a lack of blood to the heart, whereas cardiac arrest is when the heart suddenly stops beating altogether.
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For vulnerable people like the elderly and people with existing heart disease, just hours of exposure to elevated levels of it can increase risk for heart attack, stroke, and irregular heart beats, the American Heart Association says.
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In the largest, the medical device maker Abbott Laboratories said it would buy St. Jude Medical, combining Abbott's heart devices, heart valve products and infant formula business with St. Jude's heart failure and heart rhythm device products.
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The exercise was performed at about 30 percent of each volunteer's heart rate reserve, or the difference between a person's maximum heart rate and their resting heart rate, not at 30 percent of their maximum heart rate.
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David captioned the shot with several red heart and heart-eyed emojis.
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You and your partners have a surprising heart-to-heart this evening.
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While the girls are away, the boys have a heart-to-heart.
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Living heart cells to test the effects of microgravity on the heart.
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Ghost berries in heart-shaped smoothie bowls spritzed with heart-shaped confetti.
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"Motherwort literally strengthens the heart and spiritually strengthens the heart," she said.
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When Corey gets home, he has a heart-to-heart with Kris.
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Every patient, every heart, and every heart problem is different, explained Little.
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It rules the heart, and when Leo's heart breaks, shit gets scary.
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I say not with a heavy heart but with a light heart.
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It won't help detect most heart rhythm abnormalities or worsening heart failure.
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Tap "Heart Rate" to see a graphical history of your heart rate.
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Could your preferred heart rate actually be the key to your heart?
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Best trinket: The couch that hosted Luca and Tabitha's heart-to-heart.
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Inside the house, Flora and Lee finally have a heart to heart.
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Now I'm going to go have a heart-to-heart with Alexa.
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"His heart is broken and his family's heart is broken," Kindlon said.
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We need to address them heart by heart and mind by mind.
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Donate to Heart to Heart International's Puerto Rico earthquake relief efforts here.
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He suffered a major heart attack and learned he had heart disease.
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Cristiano Ronaldo: teenage heart-throb in 2003, teenage heart-throb in 2019.
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Heart failure is caused by loss of function of cardiac heart cell.
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Radiation may cause heart rhythm disorders or damage arteries and heart valves.
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Sixteen years earlier, after six heart attacks, he'd had a heart transplant.
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"We had a heart-to-heart on the couch," Mr. Tucker said.
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When we see people don't have heart, our heart will harden too.
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The "cardiac scan" prototype, described in a paper to be presented at MobiCom next month, uses doppler radar to make three cardiological measurements: heart rate (the frequency of your heartbeats), heart shape (the geometric shape of your heart) and finally, heart motion, the 3D movements of your heart as it beats.
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Broken heart syndrome acts very much like a heart attack with symptoms such as chest pains, abnormal EKGs and the heart muscle not working properly.
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Often, heart attacks are caused by blockages in the blood vessels that supply oxygen-rich blood to the heart, which makes the heart muscle die.
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With a built-in electrical heart sensor, it tracks heart rate ensuring that she's hitting the right heart rate zones to improve your cardiovascular performance.
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Researchers have long suspected that being shorter might be tied to an increased risk for certain heart problems, such as heart disease and heart attacks.
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Not getting care for heart attack symptoms could result in complications, such as an arrhythmia or abnormal heartbeat, heart failure, heart rupture or even death.
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"Our data suggest that smoking can independently lead to thickening of the heart and worsening of heart function, which may lead to a higher risk for heart failure, even in people who don't have heart attacks," Solomon added.
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What is a silent heart attackA 2015 study published in the journal Circulation of nearly 10,000 participants compared silent heart attacks and traditional ones, and found that silent heart attacks accounted for nearly half of all heart attacks.
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" "The metaphorical heart is the way that we thought of the heart before science came along," said Jauhar, who explores the connection between the fist-sized organ and the "heart of love" in his book "Heart: A History.
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The defects generally involve the interior walls of the heart, the valves inside the heart, and the arteries and veins that carry blood to the heart or the body, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI).
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More recently, a baboon survived 945 days with a pig's heart hooked up to its circulatory system, though that heart didn't replace the baboon's own heart.
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Atrial fibrillation is an irregular heartbeat, often times a rapid heart rate that can increase your risk of stroke, heart failure and other heart-related issues.
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The traditional treatment: During a heart attack, heart tissue rapidly stops receiving blood containing oxygen and nutrients, which can lead to severe heart failure and death.
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Noel Bairey Merz, M.D., the Women's Heart Alliance's scientific advisor, directs the Barbra Streisand Women's Heart Center at Cedars-Sinai's Smidt Heart Institute in Los Angeles.
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Our gal also says things like, "the heart wants what the heart wants," signaling that she's probably already got Luke P. deeply embedded in her heart.
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Heart Points measure vigorous intensity aka when you get your heart rate up.
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I was born with a congenital heart defect called a single ventricle heart.
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I haven't seen them yet but heart they are so funny & heart warming.
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Rickman, you have two blockages in your heart... and had a heart attack'.
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I want to have a heart-to-heart with him before Jen arrives.
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If he speaks from the heart, what does that say about his heart?
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A heart-to-heart takes place, but watch out for difficulties with scheduling.
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The trip led to a big heart-to-heart between the Bravo frenemies.
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Nanny Joy, King's nanny, sits down with Chyna for a heart-to-heart.
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While the group splits up, Raven and Luna have a heart-to-heart.
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A heart-to-heart with your RA won't cut it in that case.
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Patients in the study had blocked arteries, heart rhythm problems or heart failure.
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They had lower rates of heart disease and heart attacks and lived longer.
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"He was really having heart pains and suffered a heart attack," she said.
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In our house, we didn't have heart-to-heart talks about our feelings.
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Did the heart stop because of cancer progress or because of heart disease?
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I open the heart for her and she opens the heart for me.
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She breaks his heart, insofar as a heart like his can be broken.
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Tonight's majorly intense—deep, philosophical, or heart-to-heart conversations will be had.
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When the vein to its heart was compressed, the heart shrank in size.
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Cory had many heart-to-heart conversations with his dad during the series.
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Silent heart attacks are just as dangerous and common as traditional heart attacks.
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But now he had a heart problem, a heart condition, a fuckin' disease.
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Born with a congenital heart defect, London has undergone four open heart surgeries.
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If left untreated, hypertension can lead to heart disease, heart attack, or stroke.
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Instead of the word "heart," she had used a purple heart emoji. Significant?
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In fact, the radishes in the Creamy Heart Soup are literally heart-shaped.
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Researchers gave 60 patients with heart failure an injection of the therapy in the heart and compared their rates of death and heart problems to those of 66 similar patients who received a placebo injection of saltwater in the heart.
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Sitting at the front of the "symbols" section between the broken heart and the purple heart, the black heart is the one emoji everyone is 😍 about.
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Each person's cardiovascular health was also recorded by measuring their blood pressure, heart rate, elevated C-reactive protein and history of heart attacks, heart failure and strokes.
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If that plaque accumulation in the arteries leading to the heart, it can cause coronary artery disease, which can result in a heart attack or heart failure.
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The also had less blood left in the left ventricle of the heart after the heart muscle fully contracted, which means the heart was pumping more effectively.
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"So when he was hugging you, it was directly heart-to-heart," she says.
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The heart wants what it wants, and Justin Bieber's heart still wants Selena Gomez.
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Reynolds had heart problems for years -- he underwent major heart surgery in February 53.
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"The heart wants what the heart wants," Chen recently told ET&aposs Brice Sander.
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Sorry, but the lil' heart on top of the big heart just gets me.
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Smoking also heightens a person's risk of heart attack, stroke and coronary heart disease.
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Joe and Antonia go trampolining and end the trip with a heart-to-heart.
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Michalka, 73, commented a broken heart emoji and Harmon, 33, posted a heart emoji.
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Maybe a heart-to-heart over cookie decorating is exactly what these friends need.
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"If someone has heart failure, we know why they have heart failure," said Leuchter.
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Munoz had a heart transplant in January, three months after suffering a heart attack.
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These pins have it all, from heart-shaped bagel sandwiches to heart-shaped cheeseburgers.
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He's the heart of The Avengers, and for many the heart of the MCU.
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He's got a heart and a head — a compassionate heart and a conservative head.
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And all I can say is that the heart wants what the heart wants.
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Allis also suffers from a rare congenital heart disease called hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
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Did eating eggs increase their risk for heart attacks, coronary heart disease or stroke?
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I live in a state in the heart of the heart of the country.
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Coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure or peripheral artery disease were among the risks.
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Our community has never been stronger — it is simultaneously heart-warming and heart-breaking.
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He added that he thinks Dorsey has a good heart, using the heart emoji.
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He underwent heart valve replacement surgery, but died from a post-operative heart infection.
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It can lead to blood clots, stroke, heart failure and other heart-related complications.
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"It's all about what's in your heart, the love in your heart," he said.
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The researchers randomly sampled 2,042 hospitalizations for heart failure and 1,599 for heart attack.
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Afterwards, his grand-uncle pulled him aside where they had a heart-to-heart.
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The paper doesn't distinguish why this rise in heart failure deaths occurred -- for instance, are more younger adults developing heart failure, or is heart failure more deadly now?
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At 10 months old, Phillips underwent open heart surgery to correct the hole in her heart, and doctors put in a pacemaker to help control her heart rhythms.
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When Star Jones underwent open-heart surgery, it was considered preventive — she hadn't had a heart attack, but after being diagnosed with heart disease, it was likely coming.
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Heart failure is most often the result of damage from coronary artery disease, a buildup of fatty material within the heart arteries associated with heart attack and stroke.
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Moderate drinking was also linked to a lower risk of some heart conditions — like stroke, heart attack and heart failure — in another study published in 2017 in BMJ.
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"I tell my heart patients that adopting a Mediterranean diet after suffering a heart attack is actually more powerful than aspirin, statins and even heart stents," he says.
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And when you launch the app, you'll see your resting heart rate and recovery heart rate, which tells you how quickly your heart rate drops after a workout.
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And while the larger heart has been FDA approved since 21580, the 21999cc heart, SynCardia only got FDA approval for a study on the smaller heart last year.
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We may say "the heart wants what the heart wants," which is governed by the moon, but when Saturn gets involved, the heart must want realistically and maturely.
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Researchers worldwide once hailed Dr. Piero Anversa's work as revolutionary: He devised a way to grow heart cells to replace those lost in heart attacks or heart failure.
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Atrial fibrillation can increase your risk of strokes and heart failureAtrial fibrillation, the clinical term for heart irregularity may feel like your heart beating slow, chaotically, or unpredictably.
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The researchers followed them for an average of 16 years and during that time recorded 489 cardiovascular events — heart attacks, strokes, heart surgeries and deaths from heart disease.
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The rest of the heart compensates for a while, but as more heart attacks occur, and more and more heart disappears, it stops being able to keep up.
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They also examined cardiovascular disease deaths over an average of 13 years post-cancer diagnosis as well as heart-disease related events over about eight years, including heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, peripheral artery disease and procedures to clear a blocked heart artery.
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Researchers looked at the mortality rates of 13,446 patients a year after they were discharged from a specialist heart center with coronary heart disease, abnormal heart rhythm, heart failure or valve disease over the course of a year in 2013 and 2014.
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The goal with HIIT is to elevate your heart rate into a zone that's close to your maximum heart rate (learn how to calculate your maximum heart rate here).
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A resting heart rate above 90 to 100 beats per minute might also indicate an increased risk of heart disease, and regular exercise can lower your resting heart rate.
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The researchers found that e-cig users had an increase in adrenaline levels in the heart that can predispose smokers to bad heart rhythms, heart attacks, and sudden death.
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Teegan Lexcen was born with just one lung and hypoplastic left heart syndrome – a complex and rare heart defect that leaves the left side of the heart critically underdeveloped.
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The typical heart disease downward spiral starts with a heart attack in which blood is blocked to part of the heart for long enough for that part to die.
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This means that silent heart attacks made up 45 percent of all the heart attacks in the group, Soliman and colleagues reported in the American Heart Association journal circulation.
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Cardiogram uses the Apple Watch's built-in heart sensor to give you advice about heart health -- for instance, showing when you're unusually stressed out by checking your heart rate.
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According to the drugmaker's website, meldonium is primarily used to treat heart-related conditions — like angina pectoris and heart failure — that block blood and oxygen to the heart muscle.
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"Overall, injury to heart muscle can happen in any patient with or without heart disease, but the risk is higher in those who already have heart disease," he added.
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"A heart transplant is the answer to heart failure the way the lottery is the answer to poverty," Lynne Warner Stevenson, a heart failure specialist at Vanderbilt, has said.
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The so-called transcatheter approach to heart valve replacement, in which the valve is threaded through the arteries to the heart, spares the patient from traditional open-heart surgery.
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While having existing heart disease makes one more vulnerable to holiday heart syndrome, the sudden onset of atrial fibrillation mostly strikes perfectly healthy people with no existing heart issues.
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The American Heart Association recommends that heart attack patients receive care within less than two hours to provide the best chance of avoiding permanent damage to the heart muscle.
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Heart failure is when the heart muscle doesn't pump blood as efficiently as it should.
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"This makes my heart so happy," Tish captioned the picture with a pink heart emoji.
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From left to right: the Apple heart-rate experience versus the Fitbit heart rate experience.
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After being in heart failure for five years, Sueme received a new heart in 2016.
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"Heart disease" refers to several conditions including coronary artery disease, which can cause heart attack.
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After Owen passes out in the O.R., he and Teddy have a heart-to-heart.
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Mice burst out of Becky's chest and her heart — their heart — beats with graphic intensity.
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Edwards Lifesciences makes devices that combat heart disease, including non-invasive heart valve replacement technology.
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It&aposs the heart of Appalachia, and Appalachia is the heart of poverty in America.
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Kesha's words are written on her heart and her heart is pinned to her sleeve.
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Doctors then discovered a hole in her heart, and she underwent heart surgery in October.
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Artichoke heart If you're vegetarian or vegan, this is one of your heart dinner options.
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Also known as a heart attack, is a blockage of blood flow to the heart.
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This can cause heart failure, where your heart cannot effectively pump blood throughout the body.
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Back in Twin Peaks, Becky's parents have a heart-to-heart with their dismayed daughter.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and Ronnie Magro have a sweet heart-to-heart over rehab.
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We Heart It today operates two apps in addition to the We Heart It website.
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After the show, Kourtney, 37, had a heart-to-heart with Odom in the car.
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They have a heart to heart, with them all sharing a little about their lives.
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Meanwhile, Joe (Jesse L. Martin) and H.R. (Tom Cavanagh) have a heart to heart talk.
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Khloé Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner are having a much-needed — and intense — heart-to-heart.
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Defibrillators treat irregular heart rhythms, but do not work when the heart has stopped entirely.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with Neptune, creating a lovely atmosphere for a heart-to-heart.
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Peter Maloca, University of BaselNot a heart of stone—but the heart of a cow.
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This is a wonderful time for a heart-to-heart with someone you care about.
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Change in your heart and blood flowMany runners train to run according to heart rate.
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Shannon and David Beador are having a much-needed heart-to-heart about their marriage.
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Other dangers include an enlarged, inflamed heart or potentially deadly arrhythmia, an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Instead, use this energy for a heart-to-heart about the mysteries of the universe.
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Cyrus has tachycardia, which makes her heart rate exceed that of a normal resting heart.
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Khloé Kardashian and her best friend Malika Haqq are having an emotional heart-to-heart.
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Half of a heart Peyton was born November 6, 2003, with hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
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If not, there's still time to have a much-needed heart-to-heart with someone.
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Leo is the sign that rules the heart—what does your heart long for, Sagittarius?
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Dad had been struggling with heart failure since his second heart attack in his 70s.
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"The Purple Heart is basically the avatar of the heart of Brooklyn," Mr. Delsante said.
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MACE includes heart attack, ischemic stroke, coronary heart disease and unstable chest pains requiring hospitalization.
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The heart has four valves that control blood flow in and out of the heart.
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We had conversations, I opened the heart for her, she opened the heart for me.
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The American Heart Association (AHA) agrees that having a dog is good for your heart.
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Surprises are in the air, and it's a lovely evening for a heart-to-heart.
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The question is, who's gonna connect heart to heart with authenticity with the American people.
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Things will smooth over soon: A deep heart-to-heart is likely today, as well.
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A powerful heart-to-heart may take place, and plenty of passion flows this evening.
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Heart rate monitors use heart rate to estimate the amount of oxygen consumed during exercise.
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A surrealist mechanical "creature" has pulled his heart out — but his heart is a watermelon.
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According to Deng, about 10 percent of heart failure patients will develop advanced heart failure.
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It's a lovely time for a heart-to-heart, but not for serious decision making.
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You'll be able to make an inspiring heart-to-heart with a partner this afternoon.
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The people hear passion, the people hear sincerity, it's heart-feeling and it's heart-breaking.
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The American Heart Association says the research on whether coffee causes heart disease is conflicting.
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But he's also advocating a deep heart-to-heart to turn the party's prospects around.
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In this case, they could become healthy heart cells for a patient with heart disease.
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I want to call her up and have a heart-to-heart about brussels sprouts.
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You tell someone their heart rhythm is normal and they die of a heart attack?
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After many Skype sessions and heart-to-heart conversations, Andrew invited me to visit him.
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After a heart-to-heart, Demi and Kristian agreed to keep exploring their relationship, too.
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Putting too much stress on your heart can lead to different types of heart disease:
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But it actually gives Bailey a heart attack scare — except it's not a heart attack.
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And "meaningful" could be anything from a heart-to-heart to joking around, he said.
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The heart attack lasted 12 more hours and caused permanent damage to my heart muscle.
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The paper, which involved reviewing 44 previously published studies on heart disease, found that anger and hostility were linked with increased coronary heart disease events, such as heart attack, in healthy people and poor prognosis in those who already had a history of heart disease.
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Heart disease A respiratory illness like Covid-19 is risky for anyone who has heart disease, because it increases metabolic demand, forcing the heart to work harder to pump blood, said Orly Vardeny, who studies influenza and heart disease at the University of Minnesota.
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Some heart risks double In surveying the data on millions of patients, Marcus and his colleagues discovered that alcohol abuse was associated with atrial fibrillation, heart attack and heart failure.
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They'd track heart attacks, strokes, heart-related chest pain, and death—the most comprehensive study of the heart impacts of daily drinking ever done, focusing on adults 50 and over.
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On November 29, Spencer received a heart-lung transplant at St. Louis Children's Hospital's Heart Center -- the only pediatric heart-lung transplant surgery performed in the United States that year.
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To prevent heart disease, the American Heart Association and the World Heart Federation recommend a low amount of saturated fats, the kind found in beef, pork, chicken, and other foods.
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This is known as silent ischemia, or a silent heart attack, and can result in heart failure since the person experiencing the heart attack isn't aware and doesn't seek treatment.
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Abiomed shares popped after the company announced that it had received FDA approval for its heart pumps, which provide treatment of ongoing cardiogenic shock after heart attack or heart surgery.
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The research, part funded by the British Heart Foundation and published in the journal Heart, revealed that women were less likely than men to receive guideline care for heart attacks.
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The heart and movement study will focus on heart rate and mobility signals, like going up stairs, and look for connections to hospitalizations, falls, heart health and quality of life.
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The Apple Watch has a built-in heart rate monitor that measures your heart rate often throughout the day, and also monitors your heart more frequently when you are exercising.
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Having heart failure, a condition where the heart muscle is too ill or weak to pump blood well, or coronary heart disease, upped the association between air pollution and dementia.
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Most important, she points out, is the cogollo—the tender lettuce heart that is also a Spanish metaphor for the heart of a matter, or the heart of a city.
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A blood clot blocks blood flow to the heart and prevents it from getting the oxygen and nutrients it needs, which damages heart muscle and results in a heart attack.
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Now, the watch's heart rate monitor can track your heart rate over time and, when paired with the Health app on the iPhone, surface all your past heart rate data.
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She witnessed his heart before he gained his powers, and it was the greatest possible heart.
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Or engineering cells to grow into a heart valve to replace one damaged from heart disease.
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The risk for a heart rhythm problem was also highest among children with congenital heart disease.
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She really wants to have a heart-to-heart with Rory, who again, is not back.
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Inspiring messages come your way today, Capricorn; it's a beautiful time for a heart-to-heart.
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"Hopefully I won&apost [need another heart] — this is it," Wining said of his heart issues.
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"I believe in my heart of heart of hearts he never copped a feel," she said.
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"He was really having heart pains and suffered a heart attack," Samantha told Good Morning Britain.
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And what comes from the heart reaches the heart, and he did that better than anybody.
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Free-floating genes shed by the heart, for example, might reveal damage from a heart attack.
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And after a heart-to-heart notepad conversation with Robot, that's exactly what ends up happening.
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"Finishing touches to my heart," she captioned the photo with a red heart and music note.
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These individuals are at risk of cardiovascular diseases such as heart disease, stroke and heart attack.
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It's also far away from the heart meaning that it's a lagging indicator of heart rate.
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"At this stage, our 3D heart is small, the size of a rabbit's heart," Dvir said.
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And it was looking at a marker of heart problems, not at the heart problems themselves.
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In this case, Ben is the "him," especially after his lengthy heart-to-heart with Alison.
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Your heart rate and heart rate variability are, in fact, controlled by your autonomic nervous system.
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When things are tough, look no further than Tom Hanks for an inspirational heart-to-heart.
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It will also include new heart rate sampling, which provides a better resting heart rate measurement.
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He has a beautiful heart, it's not even about his looks, he has a good heart.
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The Capitol Heights, Maryland, teenager was born with a heart defect and needed a heart transplant.
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I know that she passed with love in her heart, with our love in her heart.
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"BRANDON AND MILES ARE SO CUTE MY HEART MY POOR GAY HEART," a third fan exclaimed.
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And yet curiosity lies at the heart of innovation, and innovation at the heart of productivity.
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Overall, they experienced 20,914 cardiovascular events such as heart attacks, strokes, atrial fibrillation and heart failure.
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He recently appeared on Kocktails With Khloé and had a heart-to-heart about finding happiness.
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They also had tests to assess biomarkers of heart health such as cholesterol and heart rate.
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The perfect matching outfits to wear with your BFF for that drunken bathroom heart-to-heart.
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"El Camino" opens with a flashback to a heart-to-heart between Jesse and Mike Ehrmantraut.
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It is very clear where Abramson's heart lies, and the heart tends to lead one's head.
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Yet most heart attacks do not lead to sudden arrest, according to the American Heart Association.
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For your heart, it lowers blood pressure, cholesterol levels, the risk of heart attack and stroke.
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It also increases the risk for heart attacks, even for people without pre-existing heart disease.
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Tesco smoked cheese > Daiya > Violife > Tesco > Sainsbury's > Follow Your Heart > Follow Your Heart Grated Cheddar > Sheese.
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"I love Abby more than anything," Jackson tells Antoni Porowski in an early heart-to-heart.
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Some things to remember when using a heart rate monitor and calculating your target heart rate.
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Researchers at Yale followed discharged Medicare patients after hospitalizations for heart failure, heart attacks and pneumonia.
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They may also lower heart-damaging triglycerides and counter inflammation, a known risk to the heart.
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There's a pig heart as well, which, according to Wu, symbolizes the heart of the tribe.
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"When you're a businessman, you don't have to worry about your heart, the heart," he said.
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Heart failure occurs when the heart can't pump enough blood to the rest of the body.
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"I get in these guys' ears, and I talk to them heart to heart," Cummings says.
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Many Americans that have experienced complete heart failure have no option other than a heart transplant.
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REED: Honestly, I think what you're missing is his heart, and the heart of his administration.
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Silent heart attacks are milder than traditional heart attacks and may not come with any symptoms.
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It increases your likelihood of another heart attack, as well as the potential for heart failure.
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It originates from the heart&aposs sinoatrial node, commonly known as the heart&aposs natural pacemaker.
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I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.
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Another, "What Is Given From the Heart, Reaches the Heart," is to be released in 2019.
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It's where I'm feeding my gratitude and the love in my heart and opening my heart.
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For example, heart disease patients often avoid sex because they are afraid of a heart attack.
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Digitalis medicines, made from foxglove, are used to treat congestive heart failure and heart rhythm problems.
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Luckily, Bill not only has a heart of gold — he apparently has a heart of steel.
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Having been an exerciser did not guard against future heart failure for heart attack survivors, however.
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Research shows a link between heart attacks and the flu, especially for those with heart problems.
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Every month is American Heart Month at WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease.
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" "You think if you have a heart attack, it's going to be the Hollywood heart attack.
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More than one cardiologist told me, the heart is a metaphor and the heart is real.
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Today, considering the humanitarian implications at the heart of every geopolitical decision is similarly heart-wrenching.
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What makes heart disease a seemingly intractable problem is this fact that heart tissue doesn't regenerate.
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The history of the conversation heart — and the web's original candy-heart phrase generator, since 2001.
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"These findings suggest if you have heart failure or you have risk factors for heart failure such as early markers for heart damage like a thicker heart or a weak heart, you should specifically be targeted for smoking cessation strategies," said the study's senior author, Dr. Michael E. Hall, an associate professor of medicine at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.
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Cooley, who also performed the first successful human heart transplant in the United States, founded the Texas Heart Institute and was one of the most celebrated heart surgeons in the world.
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Doctors have been seeking a way to keep heart attack survivors from dying after their heart attack has cut the pumping efficiency of the heart down to 2100 percent or less.
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It had an accurate heart rate monitor and five programmable zones (or targets) to help me keep my active heart rate stable and my resting heart rate as low as possible.
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He almost certainly had a massive heart attack, but the heart attack wasn't what killed him; it was the ensuing arrhythmia, which prevented his heart from sustaining blood flow and life.
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In technical terms, the exercise was performed at about 30 percent of each volunteer's heart rate reserve, or the difference between a person's maximum heart rate and their resting heart rate.
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Heart Faux Fur & Velvet Throw Pillow, available at Target, $16.99Show your kids you "heart" them with this heart-shaped decorative pillow that adds a warm and fuzzy touch to their bed.
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"The initial insult of a heart attack will damage a part of the heart muscle, which dies, so the rest of the heart muscle has to work extra hard," Kwong said.
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According to the health initiative, those living with diabetes are two times more likely to develop and die from cardiovascular disease, whether that's heart disease, heart failure, heart attack or stroke.
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And since heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, according to the American Heart Association, knowing how to spot the signs of a heart attack is super important.
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Apple is also improving the heart rate app for Watch software with new features, including a heart rate complication for the main watch face, new measurements, including resting heart rate and a recovering heart rate that shows how fast your rate drops after you complete a workout.
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Patients with type 21.9 diabetics and either heart disease or at high risk for heart problems who received the drug semaglutide in pill form had a combined rate of heart attack, stroke or heart-related death of 250% compared with 6.53% for placebo, successfully demonstrating non-inferiority.
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Procedures in the "cath lab" – named for the catheters threaded into the heart - are done for all forms of cardiac disease, like congenital heart defects, ischemic heart disease or heart arrhythmias, said lead author Maria Grazia Andreassi of the CNR Institute of Clinical Physiology in Pisa, Italy.
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A. Microvascular heart disease affects about four times as many women as men and "is serious, actually," said Dr. Stacey Rosen, a cardiologist and spokeswoman for the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women campaign, since it can lead to heart attacks, heart failure and death.
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When you launch the heart rate app, the device will also show your resting heart rate and your recovery heart rate, two metrics that can be indications of improving or degrading health.
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I've got leads [for heart monitoring] on my chest, and I'm like, my heart is going to stop, or I'm going to have a heart attack, and of course you're perfectly fine.
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Treatments include medication to regulate the heart rate or heart rhythm, blood thinners to help prevent clots from forming, and in some cases, electric shocks to reset the beat of the heart.
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Unlike a heart attack, which happens when blood flow to a portion of the heart is blocked, cardiac arrest occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions, often due to irregular heart rhythms.
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Users get one Heart Point for every Move minute and two points if you dial up the activity if your heart rate is 70 percent or higher than your normal heart rate.
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Eating heart isn't just traditional in many parts of the world, it's also a source of nutrients (beef heart has essential amino acids, and chicken heart is loaded with iron and zinc).
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Simply tape a heart stencil to the bag, spell out your message using adhesive letters in the center of the heart, and then paint over the letters to fill the heart shape.
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In 1999, the FDA approved the "heart healthy" language based on studies suggesting soy protein lowered the risk of heart disease by reducing the amount of heart-damaging cholesterol in the bloodstream.
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During an arrhythmia, or abnormal heart rhythm, the heart may not be able to pump enough blood to the body, and lack of blood flow affects the brain, heart and other organs.
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Thinking of the heart as an electric pump, the problem "can lead to abnormal heart rhythms in the lower chambers of the heart that can be associated with sudden death," Dubin said.
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Another less frequent cause of a heart attack is a spasm caused by tobacco or possibly illicit drugs, such as cocaine, which disables the heart muscle, according to the American Heart Association.
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But no matter how heart-healthy the rest of a person's diet, the more eggs consumed, the greater the risk for cardiovascular events, coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure and premature death.
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Family history of heart disease, with a father or brother who had a heart attack before the age of 55 and a mother or sister who had a heart attack before 65.
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Apple Watches with watchOS 5 or later are equipped with a Heart Rate app, which lets users check their heart rate and receive notifications when their heart rate exceeds a certain threshold.
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"We want to manufacture a heart that copies the human heart more closely in its form and its function," said Nicholas Cohrs, a Ph.D. student who developed the heart with his professor.
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Sex raises your heart rate and burns caloriesLike any physical activity, sex engages your muscles, including your heart, and would show up on a fitness monitor as a spike in heart rate.
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But how sitting, which seems to demand so little from the heart, could be linked to heart failure, a condition in which the heart cannot respond adequately to exertion, has been unclear.
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Nearly half have heart disease and 40% have high blood pressure, according to the American Heart Association.
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Once you have a solid picture in your head, set up time for a heart-to-heart.
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While CAD can cause a sudden heart attack, it can also contribute to heart failure and arrhythmias.
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He says he found symptoms of early congestive heart failure and signs of a mild heart attack.
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And cayenne peppers have been rarely linked to heart attacks or suddenly constricted arteries near the heart.
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Page captioned the photo simply with a red heart, an LGBTQ pride flag and another red heart.
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Tam had a heart condition and passed away in March 2000 at age 19 of heart failure.
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In my heart is a heifer, her dust, ashes that purify my heart for touching a corpse.
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Ischemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is the most common type of heart disease.
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Expertly translated by Ann Goldstein, "A Girl Returned" is as heart-warming as it is heart-rending.
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Slide it under your mattress, and it will measure heart rate, breathing rate, and heart rate variability.
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A watch that calls 9-1-1 The iBeat Heart Watch is primarily a heart-rate monitor.
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That puts you at greater risk for a whole host of heart-related defects, including heart failure.
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AFib is the most common heart rhythm disorder and raises the risk of stroke and heart failure.
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At the end of "Super Bowl Sunday," Tess and Randall have a much-needed heart-to-heart.
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They put her on the heart/lung bypass machine, which diverts the blood flow from the heart.
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Heart Disease Affects Women TooWe tend to think of heart disease as an illness that men get.
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Your ANS charge is made up of three metrics: heart rate, heart rate variability, and breathing rate.
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Severe emotional shock can cause an abrupt weakening of the heart, which can mimic a heart attack.
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Her heart still belongs to Rick and his heart still belongs to Carol. What. The. Fucking. Fuck.
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However, her twin brother has just died of heart failure, and she has the same heart malformation.
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The iBeat measures "heart activity" twice a second, including pulse oximetry, heart-rate intervals and other variables.
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These behaviors can increase the risk of heart rhythm disorders, congestive heart failure, and sudden cardiac death.
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"Prior to the experience my heart was broken, I never had love in my heart," he said.
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"Using excess heart age associated with sleep duration might simplify communication of heart disease risk," Yang said.
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Baker manages to add some humanity to the family with a nighttime heart-to-heart with Callie.
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Remember, 1-year-old Billy was born with a heart condition that required lifesaving open-heart surgery.
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The circular thingy in the middle is the new optical heart-rate monitor/electrical heart sensor combo.
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They could read a book, catch up on email, have a heart-to-heart with the kids.
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Cardiac arrest is caused by an electrical malfunction in the heart that stops the heart from beating.
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"I do minimally-invasive structural heart procedures, such as fixing the valves in the heart," Ali said.
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"If they have a body missing a heart, obviously we have a heart to go with it."
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In 2017, the American Heart Association suggested could contribute to future heart disease and recommended limiting exposure.
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So if you're healing a broken heart, you can bring up your erotic energy to your heart.
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Plus, maintaining a healthy heart rate can reduce your risk of strokes, heart disease, and cardiac arrest.
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A heart valve is commonly damaged through hardening—stenosis—or by causing backflow, a "leaky" heart valve.
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Omega-3 fatty acids, meanwhile, appeared to lower the risk of heart attacks and coronary heart disease.
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I was very scared to try this, but now I'm quietly snacking chicken heart after chicken heart.
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It's a wonderful evening to write poetry, for spiritual endeavorers or for a deep heart to heart.
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The Moon is in Leo, the sign that's associated with the heart—what does your heart want?
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Elfenbein's research looked at how the heart could regrow functional muscle tissue lost in a heart attack.
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She had myocarditis — inflammation of the heart — as well as other inflamed muscles and abnormal heart rhythms.
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Even as the death rate from heart attacks is falling, the figure for heart failure is rising.
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Meldonium is an anti-ischemic drug that is meant to treat angina, heart attacks, and heart failure.
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"I prioritize the heart stuff over the insulin because the heart stuff is more immediate," she said.
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Luckily, this nurse is really nice and we have a lovely heart to heart during our break.
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Researchers are hoping that mitochondrial transplants also can repair heart muscle damaged during heart attacks in adults.
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The team at Heart to Heart is tracking Dorian and deployed a disaster response team on Aug.
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During a heart-to-heart with the wife of a megarich industrialist, she makes him a proposition.
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They say home is where the heart is, but your heart may be somewhere far, far away.
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Most important: The longer a heart attack goes undetected, the greater the damage to the victim's heart.
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Among the heart attack survivors, 83 percent died during the seven-year period following their heart attack.
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Once ready, the heart was put back to "sleep" and implanted through a standard heart transplant procedure.
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A month into his tenure he had a heart attack, and three months later a heart transplant.
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The torch had been passed from hand to hand and heart to heart across the great desert.
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Guarding the heart, in Greek nepsis (vigilance), is being attentive to everything that happens in our heart.
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Manson had managed to infiltrate both the heart of Hollywood and the heart of middle-class America.
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Drinking three to four cups of joe a day might lower your risk of dying of heart diseases, such as coronary heart disease, congestive heart failure, and stroke, says Donna Arnett, dean of the University of Kentucky College of Public Health and former president of the American Heart Association.
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This data can indicate whether your heart rhythm shows signs of atrial fibrillation — a serious form of irregular heart rhythm — or sinus rhythm, which means your heart is beating in a normal pattern.
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The heart is the center of the body, the spirits get nested in there, so you have to pull the bad spirits from the human's heart and transfer them into a buffalo's heart.
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Cardiologists have long tried to figure out an innovative alternative to open-heart surgery when a full heart transplant isn't necessary, and are increasingly using robotic heart parts, Morris details in his piece.
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Among the women who gave birth, 1,061 had a heart attack during their labor and delivery; 922 had heart attacks during their pregnancy, and 2,390 women had heart attacks after they gave birth.
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Yet he reported that it did and that those heart stem cells can be removed, grown in petri dishes, and injected back into the heart to regenerate the muscle after a heart attack.
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"And what I have observed in my two decades now as a cardiologist is that the heart that is associated with love, that metaphorical heart, directly impacts on our biological heart," he added.
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I love you with all my heart buddy," Milania continued, adding multiple heart emojis as well as "#heartbroken.
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Health Plus Heart Cleanse Capsules, 90 CountNothing will ever cleanse your heart until you admit what you've done.
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Also, it really got to the heart of the terrible Sophie's choice at the heart of the film.
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You can't physically give your partner your heart, but you can give them a heart in a jar.
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Jaren, pictured right in an interview before his first heart transplant, received the new heart on June 23.
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It is from the heart, the heart of a people conceived in liberty and still believing in liberty.
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Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is the most common heart rhythm disorder where the heart beats quickly and irregularly.
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Heart failure happens when the heart muscle is too weak to effectively pump enough blood through the body.
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The SynCardia temporary artificial heart in Larkin's chest replaced his failing heart, including its chambers and four valves.
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So, what keeps us from getting heart cancer is one of the main mechanisms behind heart disease. Poetry.
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Congenital heart disease occurs when a baby's heart or blood vessels develop in abnormal ways in the womb.
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The fitness expert says heart problems run in his family, and his mother died of a heart attack.
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It works by detecting heart arrhythmias and delivering shocks to the heart to get things back on track.
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Stents can restore blood flow and reduce the chances that heart muscle will die during a heart attack.
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In their only heart-to-heart as a couple, Nick tries to convince Eden to renounce her actions.
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Structural problems with the heart, known as congenital heart defects, occur in just under 1 percent of babies.
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"Breaking my silence with a broken heart…the Unfathomable loss," Joely, 49, tweeted with a broken heart emoji.
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In another, called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, the heart muscle becomes stiff and the heart can't fill with blood properly.
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The heart is about four times larger than a human heart, measuring about 11 inches top to bottom.
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We had a heart to heart and I thanked him for sticking with me through all the years.
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All of this talk leads to the most emotional portion of the heart-to-heart: the Kyle segment.
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Members of the group had experienced their own challenges with heart health, including heart attacks and bypass surgeries.
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The group also had a lower risk of cardiovascular death, heart attack, stroke and hospitalization for heart failure.
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Jack then succumbed to a fatal heart attack caused by repeated smoke inhalation after a lifelong heart problem.
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She is, and we go to the neighborhood fro-yo spot for sweets and heart-to-heart convo.
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"Finishing touches to my heart," she said in the caption, marked by a heart and music note emoji.
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So far, Ricky has had three open heart and two closed heart surgeries along with two valve replacements.
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You'll be able to see both your resting heart rate and recovery heart rate in the app, too.
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The Reulands each took a stethoscope and listened to Konrad's heart in Carew's chest, the heart association said.
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"NSAIDs increase risk of heart failure independent of sex or previous heart failure status," Gislason added by email.
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The rats that received cardiosphere-derived cells also experienced improved heart function and showed longer heart cell telomeres.
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For example, Apple is collecting whether people are storing heart rate data, but not their actual heart rate.
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Meredith and Diane have a heart-to-heart one night, and Diane admits her stomach is bothering her.
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He says the doctors told him his heart was "seriously damaged" after his heart attack a week ago.
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"I think my heart is about to explode," she wrote, adding an all-too-appropriate heart-eyes emoji.
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It was actually the anniversary of Herb's heart attack, in which doctors had to revive his stopped heart.
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She and Marilla have a heart-to-heart about the minister's sexist vision, and honestly, it is wonderful.
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"If you died of a heart attack, you get the ICD code for a heart attack," she said.
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The actress captioned the photo simply with a red heart, an LGBTQ pride flag and another red heart.
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I could look at someone eye to eye, and I could have that delicious heart to heart hug.
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She captioned the post "#PRIDE" and included the rainbow emoji, the heart emoji, and the heart eyes emoji.
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This day is close to my heart because he is close to my heart, and always will be.
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"Mike Pence comes from the heart of the conservative movement and the heart of America," the Speaker declared.
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I love you with all my heart buddy," she continued, adding multiple heart emojis as well as "#heartbroken.
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Of course, a person's heart doesn't literally split down the middle — even when they have "broken heart" syndrome.
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Theon and Yara also originally had a heart-to-heart about how he abandoned her on season seven.
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People who have suffered heart attacks or have other heart problems are at increased risk of cardiac arrest.
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Your arteries will constrict, which can block blood flow to the heart and even cause a heart attack.
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They say home is where the heart is, but that's not where mine livesHer heart belongs to London.
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The heart scans also revealed no scarring in the athletes' heart muscles, which would indicate long-term damage.
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Women were underrepresented in trials for medications to treat heart failure, coronary artery disease and heart attack, however.
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It's used to improve blood flow to the heart, relieving chest pain and reducing risk of heart attack.
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Luján was known to have heart issues and underwent triple-bypass surgery after a heart attack in 1986.
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The most common cause of the shock is damage to the heart muscles from a severe heart attack.
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According to the British Heart Foundation, about 188,000 hospital visits each year are due to a heart attack.
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More than 150 other screenings detected non-life threatening heart conditions, such as heart murmurs and high cholesterol.
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The damage to Shields' heart since the heart attack has been confirmed by several tests, the lawsuit says.
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Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) says she has no interest in a heart-to-heart with President Trump.
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Hard boozing leads to higher risk of hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, stroke and death following a heart attack.
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During Khloé, Kim, and Kylie's heart-to-heart, Kylie leaves the door open for a reunion with Jordyn.
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In AR parlance, we call this a heart hug, all thanks to ARKit and the Insight Heart app.
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Hearing her pour her heart out on "Lovin' You For Life" and here you're pouring your heart out.
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"Mushotoku Mind: The Heart of the Heart Sutra," by Taisen Deshimaru (revised and re-edited by Richard Collins).
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One experiment, called Engineered Heart Tissues, allows the astronauts to watch heart cell muscle contractions in real time.
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She's now teaming up with the American Heart Association to spread awareness of heart disease and getting testing.
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You tell someone their heart rhythm is normal and they die of a heart attack, that's on you.
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I believed I was resistant to heart attack, just like my father, who had never had heart problems.
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Over the period, there were 228 instances of coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure or peripheral artery disease.
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About 70% of patients that had both underlying heart disease and a heart injury from the virus died.
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Penny Marshall died from heart failure, heart disease and complications from diabetes ... this according to her death certificate.
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The causes of death varied widely, including pulmonary embolism, arrhythmia, heart attack, heart failure, and suspected drug overdose.
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That&aposs because structural changes in the heart may cause these abnormal heart rhythms over time, Sager says.
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If you're fixated on monitoring your heart rate, you forget to listen to the beating of your heart.
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A heart-to-heart with Link forces Amelia to rethink her feelings on this instance of impending motherhood.
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Those not taking heart medications are also advised to pay attention to how marijuana affects their heart rate.
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He died on June 28, 1975, in Rochester, N.Y., after having a heart attack and open-heart surgery.
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His input comes after his son, Billy, needed heart surgery soon after birth due to a heart defect.
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A heart attack, or acute myocardial infarction, occurs when a part of the heart doesn't receive enough blood.
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We're told it made Shiva reevaluate things, before having a heart-to-heart with him about their future.
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Its system is able to tell the difference between a fetal heart rate and a mother's heart beat.
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A month after his appointment, however, Mr. Munoz had a heart attack and ultimately underwent a heart transplant.
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A temporarily elevated pulse caused by panic attacks, anxiety or sudden heart palpitations can affect resting heart rates.
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Though heart attack survival has greatly increased with improved treatments, heart failure later is still common, he said.
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Improving your aerobic fitness reduces your resting heart rate, as the heart becomes more efficient with each beat.
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His wife, Lainie Miller, said he died after a heart attack and had congestive heart failure and pneumonia.
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Giles's father died from a heart attack, and his brother, who had congestive heart failure, is also dead.
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Jennifer captioned hers with heart emojis, and Alex captioned his "she said yes" (followed by a heart emoji).
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If the heart of season one was Elliot's dad, is his mother at the heart of season two?
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How to prevent a second heart attack after you've had oneAccording to the American Heart Association, about 20% of people who have their first heart attack will experience a second one within five years.
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Cavan's 10-year-old sister Lorelei, who was born with half a heart, was the 2016 honoree, for her work making compression heart pillows in order to help pediatric heart patients recover after surgery.
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Cooley also broke ground with surgical methods to fix congenital heart anomalies in infants and children and methods for repairing and replacing diseased heart valves and went on to found the Texas Heart Institute.
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Heart failure is more common in people who are obese or overweight, as excess weight can put strain on the heart, and those who have a history of heart attack, among other risk factors.
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Awareness of heart disease as the No. 1 killer among women nearly doubled in the 13 years after the heart association launched its first campaign geared toward women, "Take Wellness To Heart," in 1997.
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In the mouse, one week after fertilization, the heart starts off as a flat field of heart progenitor cells—immature cells that came from stem cells and which are gradually becoming real heart cells.
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The most shocking one was a heart medication that was meant to prevent heart attacks but at a certain point in a woman's menstrual cycle is actually more likely to trigger a heart attack.
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" As Lenox Hill Hospital director of women's heart health told the New York Times, sudden loss can create "an overflow of stress hormones, and the heart can't take it.... the heart is literally stunned.
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The American Heart Association says fainting during exercise could be a sign of a serious disorder; the Merck manual says it might be a heart valve disorder or a heart muscle problem called cardiomyopathy.
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Doctors diagnosed heart rhythm problems that required a pacemaker; congestive heart failure, caused when weakened heart muscle allows fluid to build up in the lungs; as well as asthmatic bronchitis, which affects the lungs.
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Patients with heart disease and congestive heart failure usually need regular clinic visits to monitor their blood pressure and assess other factors related to heart disease like cholesterol, weight, and smoking and drinking habits.
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You'll have lower risk for heart problems Taking a nap once or twice a week could lower the risk of heart attacks or strokes, according to a 2019 study published in the journal Heart.
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A heart attack means that a portion of the heart muscle died, starved of blood when a vessel was blocked, Dr. Gilbert Tang, a heart surgeon at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, said.
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It also confirmed a CNBC report that it is teaming up with Stanford for a major heart study to test whether Apple Watch's heart-rate sensor can detect cardiac arrhythmias, or abnormal heart rhythms.
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" A cardiac ablation "is a procedure that can correct heart rhythm problems (arrhythmias)," according to Mayo Clinic, and "works by scarring or destroying tissue in your heart that triggers or sustains an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Heart failure patients have seen significant improvement in a study at Texas Heart Institute where healthy adult donor stem cells are injected into a patient's left ventricle to induce the heart muscle to repair itself.
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Normally, mitral valve repair is performed during open-heart surgery, a lengthy and invasive operation in which the patient's chest has been opened, the heart stopped, and circulation maintained by a heart-lung bypass machine.
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Heart rate monitor (Instant Heart Rate)Plenty of wearables—from wristbands to chest straps—can monitor your heart rate, but you can do it with your phone too if you have a suitable app installed.
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It was only when researchers teased out individual elements of heart disease - such as the rate of heart attack, the rate of fatal heart attack and the need for angioplasty - that a benefit stood out.
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Kimmel and his wife Molly McNearney overcame a heart-wrenching few months when their baby son underwent two heart surgeries after he was born with the congenital heart condition, tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia.
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Heart transplants may not be the solution to every heart condition, but the United Network for Organ Sharing counts 67,301 heart transplants performed in the United States from January 1, 1988, to June 30, 2017.
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The prime minister first underwent open-heart surgery in 2011 after a cardiac procedure to treat atrial fibrillation, an irregular and often rapid heart rate, resulted in a perforation of his heart, his daughter said.
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Researchers worldwide once hailed his research as revolutionary, promising the seemingly impossible: a way to grow new heart cells to replace those lost in heart attacks and heart failure, leading killers in the United States.
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He makes her coffee, and sits down for a Super Bowl Sunday heart-to-heart at the kitchen table.
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Mercury makes a harmonious connection with dreamy Neptune on October 24, inspiring heart-to-heart conversations with a partner.
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From the heart A heart transplant recipient and the donor's family got together -- by chance -- at a baseball game.
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According to the American Heart Association, the condition is closely linked with sudden cardiac arrest, stroke and heart failure.
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The rep adds, "In fact, in Fall 2015 he had a heart test performed and his heart was fine."
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And the study looked at risk factors for heart disease, not actual cardiovascular events like heart attacks or strokes.
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Any heart rate that's 50-69 percent above your max predicted heart rate is considered moderate intensity, Parakh says.
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Your heart will be in better shape A healthy heart helps you power through your day, from that a.m.
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Big emotions are in the air, it's a powerful time for a heart-to-heart with a best friend.
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Glycyrrhizin can elevate a person's blood pressure, leading some to experience abnormal heart rhythms, lethargy, even congestive heart failure.
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The oxygen level falls low enough that the heart starts having abnormal rhythms; the heart is not beating properly.
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Other long-term complications include an enlarged heart, heart failure, arrhythmia, cardiac arrest, and an enlarged esophagus or colon.
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The most common cause of death in people over 45 was a heart attack due to underlying heart disease.
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He knew about the symptoms of a heart attack -- his wife works with heart surgery patients in a hospital.
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Meanwhile, the Activity icon normally represented with a heart inside of a comment box is now simply a heart.
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Vanessa is wearing an "I Heart Pauly D" shirt; the heart is naturally the colors of the Italian flag.
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Heart transplantation is the best option for people with end-stage heart failure that has stopped responding to medication.
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And the second is your target heart rate, the ideal range to ensure your heart is being worked properly.
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For example, the heart may elicit a "whoosh" sound under a stethoscope, which indicates a heart murmur, says Dudley.
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A doctor's heart, a nurse's heart, and in the wreckage of their family, Marianne and Sean's hearts beat together.
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But all's well that ends well, and the two ended up having a heart-to-heart about their issues.
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" During a "Hella Great" heart-to-heart with Molly, Issa admits, "Bitch, of course I want my man back.
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The device will work based on the theory that everyone's heart gives off unique signals in their heart rates.
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" Wells told the Star Press the heart attack was "minor" -- explaining, "Small clot hit bottom part of the heart.
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"My heart is so full," Holt captioned a photo of their engagement and marked it with a heart emoji.
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No amount of money or sex could take the place of friendship, loyalty and a girlie heart-to-heart.
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It wears its heart openly on its sleeve and shouts about the importance of said heart every few minutes.
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He heads to Randall's after hearing the baby news from his sister, and they have a heart-to-heart.
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Born with a congenital heart defect in May 2014, she had a heart transplant at just 6 days old.
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death among men and women worldwide, according to the American Heart Association.
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PM 280 exposure has been tied to respiratory problems as well as heart disease, heart rhythm disturbances and stroke.
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"I am a bleeding heart libtard snowflake who wears his heart on his sleeve," he says to one tweet.
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Apple Watch currently measures users' steps, heart rate, heart rhythm and more, and Aetna can integrate members' claims information.
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"Like you're going to sit down and have a heart-to-heart with someone in that situation," she said.
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Meanwhile, Jessie J commented with a red heart emoji, while singer Tinashe wrote, "Wow," adding a heart-eyed emoji.
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Engineers then trained a deep neural network to identify these abnormal heart rhythms from Apple Watch heart rate data.
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When Panthers LB Thomas Davis intervenes -- Cam brushes him off so the two can have a heart-to-heart.
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She was flown down to the Mayo Clinic for a heart transplant, and received a heart two days later.
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As we reported, Samantha's father just got out of surgery to repair his heart after a serious heart attack.
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"Pretty much everything you do in government involves heart, whereas in business most things don't involve heart," he said.
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Heart disease actually is inclusive of several types of heart conditions, with the most common being coronary artery disease.
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Also called atherosclerosis, this process can weaken the heart muscle, cause an irregular heartbeat and lead to heart attacks.
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If they are taking a heart reading, you actually see your heart wave on the screen in real time.
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LG: I think my heart rate just went ... According to my Apple Watch, my heart rate just went up.
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Inherited heart conditions affect a person's heart and circulatory system and can hit people of all ages -- sometimes fatally.
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"At the heart of it, the movie is a comedy, but it also has heart and soul," he said.
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This should temper some of the concerns people with heart disease might have about this heart-pumping cardiovascular activity.
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The high value represents the peak pressure during heart contraction; the low value represents the pressure during heart relaxation.
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The heart rate sensors are the same, though Fitbit says it is constantly improving its heart rate sensing technology.
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She leads the WISE Study, a groundbreaking National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute–sponsored investigation into women's heart disease.
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The rhythmic beating of our heart is slowed so noticeably that it feels, literally, like our heart is breaking.
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The Michigan zoo is in the midst of Heart Fest, their celebration of animal couples who "heart" each other.
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Hypoplastic left heart syndrome is a rare congenital defect in which a part of the infant's heart is underdeveloped.
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The medical condition is different from a heart attack, in which blood flow to the heart is cut off.
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Hoya Heart Trio, $35, available at The SillBring some life to her space with these adorable heart-shaped succulents.
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Press the Digital Crown and tap the Heart Rate app, which looks like a heart on a red background.
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Researchers tested out the new robotic sleeve using a pig heart to examine how effectively it supports heart function.
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The company said St. Jude's devices to treat heart failure and abnormal heart rhythm complement its own cardiovascular products.
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Hoya Heart Trio, available at The Sill, $35Bring some life to their space with these adorable heart-shaped succulents.
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Heart failure, then, is a medical condition that needs to be treated to prevent a life-threatening heart attack.
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The whale heart represents the maximum size a heart can be and support a living, breathing creature, said Miller.
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In a heart-to-heart with Mike, Logan also declares his belief in the popular conspiracy theory via rap.
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If you have a heart attack, a man has a heart attack, the hospital knows exactly what to do.
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Press then swipe up to 'heart' The gesture replaces double-tap to heart so one tap is to advance.
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According to Garrard, athletes who use caffeine before exercise are at risk for heart palpitations or even heart attacks.
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During follow-up, 4,570 participants had events like heart attacks, 5,119 had heart failure events, and 2,862 had strokes.
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The phrases "NYC pride 2016" and "Our [heart] goes out to Orlando" are enclosed within those heart-shaped rainbows.
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"That's at the heart of most of what I write, and it's certainly at the heart of this movie."
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At the heart of the band, vocalist Stephanie Chan gives a warmth and heart that's undeniably catchy and strong.
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In 1991, Mr. Lucas suffered a severe heart attack, and he had consistent heart problems in the years since.
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As a rule, the less one's heart rate varies, the more likely one is to suffer a heart attack.
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Unfortunately, this wasn't what the drag bar was serving when Jessica and Amber had their tender heart-to-heart.
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Put a stem cell into the heart, Dr. Anversa said, and it really could turn into a heart cell.
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We have higher numbers of people who are hospitalized for exacerbated heart failure, the weakening of the heart muscle.
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They protect against abnormal heart rhythms, lower blood pressure and heart rate and improve the function of blood vessels.
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A structural heart defect can be caused by various things, such as damage from a previous massive heart attack.
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One simply sent heart emojis—the kind where the heart has an arrow through it—and three exclamation points.
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The leaky mitral valve makes the heart enlarge even more, as it tries to compensate, and heart failure worsens.
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"The heart and the lungs are intertwined, so any problems with the lungs will tax the heart," he said.
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Finally, the Apple Heart and Movement Study will attempt to discern the correlation between heart rate/movement and hospitalizations.
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A healthy resting heart rate is between 60 and 100 beats per minute, according to the American Heart Association.
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I mean, Heart is one of those bands that, I knew some Heart record would be on the list.
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In addition to being a risk for heart disease, hypertension can lead to kidney disease, heart failure and aneurysm.
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The trip gives Noah some surprising opportunities at having heart-to-heart conversations with figures from throughout his life.
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He had suffered a heart attack in 1983 and more recently, had undergone heart valve surgery in April 60.93.
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Rick Santorum Santorum, who endorsed Trump in late May after a "heart-to-heart," will attend the GOP convention.
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The voluntary studies: Track heart beat to learn early warning signs of atrial fibrillation, heart disease or declining mobility.
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That's at the heart of most of what I write, and it's certainly at the heart of this movie.
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Hoya Heart Trio, available at The Sill, $35Bring some life to her space with these adorable heart-shaped succulents.
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Menopause before age 40 increased the risk for coronary artery disease, heart failure, blood clots and heart valve problems.
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The watch also tracked my heart rate, including the range and average heart rate across my varied workout activities.
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He underwent a total of six open-heart surgeries, including a full heart transplant, which was done in 2019.
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They suggested that a previously scarred heart can trigger abnormal heart rhythms and result in sudden death during exercise.
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When arteries narrow, it restricts blood and oxygen from flowing to your heart and causes heart problems or stroke.
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"It is frustrating," said Wes Comfort, director of operations for Heart to Heart International, a group based in Kansas.
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"Ryan is an extraordinary gifted communicator, and he'll be able to have those heart-to-heart conversations," Ribble said.
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We also know that soot worsens respiratory and heart conditions, and increases the risk of stroke and heart attacks.
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One reason: Smoke inhalation puts stress on the heart by reducing the amount of oxygen to the heart muscle.
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Heart-shaped chocolates and desserts might be obvious choices come Valentine's Day, but how about a heart-shaped burger?
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A hog heart at the time of slaughter, for example, is about the size of an adult human heart.
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In 2009, Mayo Clinic began recommending HIIT to people who had been diagnosed with heart attack or heart failure.
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A loving relationship may also impact your heart by encouraging healthy behaviors that reduce the risk of heart disease.
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It also has a Jerky Heart with an assortment in a heart-shaped box that can be delivered nationwide.
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Cocaine works your heart really hard, inflicting tiny, micro-lacerations on your heart muscles, essentially due to over-exercise.
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Exercise is the best way to lower the heart rate, making the life of the heart longer and chiller.
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While it's not yet known exactly what role inflammation plays in heart disease, it's common amongst heart disease patients — and a new study could shed light on what lowering inflammation can do to prevent heart attacks.
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They are designed for people with end-stage heart failure, a deadly condition where the heart is unable to pump blood adequately around the body - an alternative to heart transplants given the shortage of donor organs.
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While this is a huge leap in the right direction to actually finding a substitute for heart transplants, the size of this heart is still pretty small—the same as the size of a rabbit's heart.
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U.S. and European heart experts gave the highest "class 1" recommendation to Entresto for use in patients with heart failure, a debilitating condition in which the heart is unable to pump enough blood around the body.
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Of that 10 percent, only 1 percent will get a heart transplant, and of that 1 percent, only 10 percent will need an artificial heart to bridge them between their failing heart and a new one.
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Most require the same basic templates—a heart is heart, except when the client wants a very specifically-shaped heart—but need to be redrawn to fit the style of whatever icon set you're working on.
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Compared with people whose income remained relatively stable, those whose income dropped by 50 percent or more were 17 percent more likely to have heart failure, fatal coronary heart disease, a heart attack or a stroke.
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The symptoms, Dr. Nallamothu said, suggest that Mr. Sanders might have had a small heart attack — defined as a blockage that results in some damage to the heart muscle — or almost had a small heart attack.
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Valsartan-containing medicines are commonly used to treat patients with high blood pressure in order to reduce complications such as heart attack and stroke, and those who have had heart failure or a recent heart attack.
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To give the heart an assist, the sleeve twists and compresses the organ in similar motion to a beating heart.
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Dr. Evgeny Vaschillo spent decades researching heart rate variability, which is the time in between the beats of your heart.
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The study did not, however, find a clear link between noisy work conditions and heart disease, heart attacks or strokes.
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Particulate matter contributes to all sorts of lung and heart problems, from aggravated asthma to heart attacks and premature death.
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Although all participants were free of heart failure during that period, about 1,700 of them developed heart failure by 2005.
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The benefits of having more gratitude also correlated with benefits to the heart among patients who had experienced heart failure.
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But when a heart attack was induced, the skull and the tibia seeded the heart with neutrophils in similar proportions.
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This plan was developed by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute to help those looking for heart-healthy nutrition.
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The actress, 48, and her mom partnered with the American Heart Association to raise awareness about heart failure in 2015.
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Tegan Pettit, the boy we picked to play Superman, is waiting for a heart transplant and has half a heart.
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Back on the train, Dolores and Will share a little heart to heart about what Will is still doing there.
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The Heart LineAlso known as the love line, the heart line is the last of the major lines in palmistry.
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And, my pacemaker records different types of events that my heart has experienced; like physical memories held inside my heart.
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Acute heart failure is a medical emergency where patients become short of breath as the heart struggles to pump blood.
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Lea Michele posted a photo of Lourd and Fisher to Twitter, writing, "My heart today," with a broken heart emoji.
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Sending a red heart emoji is as close as you can get to wearing your heart on your digital sleeve.
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"Married 11 years next month and @billrancic still makes my heart skip a beat," she wrote, adding a heart emoji.
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But previous research has correlated especially wide swings over time with heart problems, including heart attack, stroke and even death.
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Nearly all heart attacks in older men stem from coronary blockages, along with 80% of heart attacks in young adults.
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Coronary artery disease is also the most common cause of heart failure, or when the heart cannot pump blood properly.
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Heart to Heart International is still responding to Hurricane Harvey, and also providing relief for Irma in Haiti and Florida.
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However, after a heart-to-heart with McIntyre, Larson realized they'd spent a year writing the part specifically for her.
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Cancer in her heart, even, a metaphorical violation as well as a physical one: The heart he describes is stout.
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Heart-to-heart chats between Dick and his fuming grandson arrive on cue, as if in a straight family comedy.
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At the end of her message, she included three emojis: a heart, a rainbow, and a heart-eyed smiley face.
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Banks, whose mother and sister have heart arrhythmias, said it never occurred to her to get her own heart checked.
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We attach these tubings to the garment, and then underneath that we wear a heart monitor to measure heart rate.
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If you're pregnant, having a congenital heart defect is a common cause of heart problems and complications for the pregnancy.
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A heart attack occurs when the blood that delivers oxygen to the heart muscle is reduced or cut off entirely.
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That might mean she's headed to night school, a possibility Blanca floated during her heart-to-heart with her daughter.
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Changes to the heart from intensive athletic training can look like dangerous heart conditions, especially to those inexperienced with athletes.
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It identified the couple as Adam Harris Heart, 39, Emily Faith Heart, 37 and their daughters aged 3 and 7.
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The man who gave Trump his purple heart told me earlier today, it was a copy of his purple heart.
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With the wind so strong, they're forced to take shelter in an ambulance where they have a heart-to-heart.
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Now the Heart Attack Grill wants a judge to step in, and give the Heart Attack Shack a cardiac arrest.
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Lilly is a girl who is very protective of her heart because her heart has been broken too many times.
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T.J. was born with a rare condition called hypoplastic left heart syndrome, which means he had just half a heart.
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The heart is an organ, but man they had to do a lot to get his heart to work again.
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The company plans on using heart rate data to better inform patients, doctors, and researchers of cases of heart irregularity.
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Congestive heart failure reflects a problem not with the lungs but with the muscle of the heart, the doctor explained.
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Other crystals are believed to have heart-warming and heart-opening effects, and some are associated with trust and support.
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PAH occurs when arteries of the lungs constrict and force the heart to pump harder, potentially leading to heart failure.
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"CUTEST PHOTO OF ALL TIME," commented the Today with Hoda & Jenna account, tacking on both heart-eye and heart emoijs.
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The iBeat Heart Watch is a $250 device that can monitor your heart rate and call paramedics in an emergency.
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Per a source close to the family, Flair did not undergo heart surgery nor did he suffer a heart attack.
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After much deliberation and a heart-to-heart conversation with Guerra, Shreibman took his place behind the kit (and microphone).
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Heart warming A bride asks the man who got her murdered father's donated heart to walk her down the aisle.
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I call him my bonus child… He opened my heart in ways I didn't even know my heart could expand.
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Helena and Donnie have a heart-to-heart about how jealous and upset Alison is because she couldn't have kids.
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We're talking about Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) and Jughead Jones' (Cole Sprouse) instantly iconic swimming-hole adjacent heart-to-heart.
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That's because cocaine increases heart rate and blood pressure while constricting arteries, blocking the flow of blood to the heart.
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Robert's dad died of a heart attack at age 34, so it could be heart disease runs in the family.
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These factors combine to cause metabolic syndrome, which increases risk of various heart-related conditions, including heart disease and stroke.
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Among athletes under 35, a structural problem with the heart or a heart rhythm problem were the most common causes.
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Jenner, 21, went on to share a second mother-daughter baby comparison, adorned with multiple heart-eyed and heart emojis.
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Heart disease is a bleak death—a mostly irreversible downward spiral in which the heart itself becomes progressively less viable.
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Press up once more and you'll see your current heart rate (if you don't have the Heart Beat watch face).
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I mean, of course it's the heart of ... Any show with heart does resonate, and obviously, it becomes a phenomenon.
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Here's what he says people should know about heart disease, sudden cardiac arrest and the causes of major heart attacks.
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Despite the action unfolding elsewhere, the heart of this episode — and the heart of the show — still belongs to Vanessa.
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The researchers tried the device out on people, too, monitoring the heart sounds of eight elderly patients with heart conditions.
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The singer co-founded the Women's Heart Alliance, which works to raise awareness and research to fight women's heart disease.
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Physically, cocaine is a stimulant that can speed up a person's heart and lead to seizures, heart attacks, and strokes.
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In other words, Z., support your heart so your heart can open to the thing that gives you life. Lx
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When she falls asleep, Philip has a heart to heart with William and confesses that he wouldn't choose this life.
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Who dies from cancer, heart disease Among two groups of Americans, cancer already leads to more deaths than heart disease.
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Other research has sought to examine whether heart stents are as effective in treating heart attacks as is commonly thought.
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The Apple Heart StudyEarlier this year, Apple and Stanford University School of Medicine came out with the Apple Heart Study.
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The Fitbit Alta does not track heart rate, though the Fitbit Alta HR does include a heart-rate tracking feature.
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Of course, no event will trigger a heart attack in someone who does not have underlying heart disease, he says.
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When oxygen-enriched blood flowing to the heart muscle is cut off completely or severely reduced, a heart attack occurs.
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Abiomed's Impella heart pumps were first approved earlier in 2008 to maintain blood flow through the body during heart surgeries.
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I took a photo with him, cut out a heart, colored it red and pasted the photo on the heart.
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Isuprel is a drug that increases slow heart rates and is commonly used in procedures to treat heart rhythm problems.
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Anyone with a 10 percent or greater risk of heart trouble — a stroke or heart attack — in the next decade.
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The main outcomes of interest were death from coronary heart disease, or a heart attack that didn't lead to death.
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Those conditions could "eventually cascade to a heart attack," if blood flow to the heart doesn't improve, Dr. Gulati said.
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HEART-TO-HEART Then Jess gets home and she makes breakfast, usually some kind of crazy egg thing or pancakes.
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His family has a history of heart issues: His cousin, Demetrius Davis, died of heart disease in 2012 at 45.
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I remember one time being on stage and having to have a heart monitor because my lupus loves my heart.
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But it's not saying you're going to die immediately from heart disease or even die at all from heart disease.
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After a quick plan and a long-ish heart to heart check-in, we both decide it's time for bed.
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To get there, they had to transform their on-ice partnership, starting with a heart-to-heart conversation last March.
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Danish researchers studied 314,911 heart attack patients and compared them with 1,573,193 controls who had not had a heart attack.
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Volunteers with the British Heart Foundation, which funds heart and circulatory disease research, created a chain of 17,939 paper hearts.
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The benefits may be particularly pronounced in those who have already had a heart attack or other serious heart problems.
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