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Aspirin no longer recommended to prevent 1st heart attack for most
ABC11 Together Perspectives for February 20, 2022
Cary mom 'thankful' to survive heart attack
'Reclaim Your Rhythm' with Go Red for Women
New FDA guidance pressures food makers to use less salt
Southern food increases your chance for heart attack: Study
East Bay family promotes early detection of heart issues to save lives
Couple with limited time weds in Duke University Hospital
Health experts warn of heart risks during the holiday season
Cardiologist: Election stress is real and can be deadly
75% of COVID-19 deaths had at least 1 underlying condition
Non-COVID-19 patients may be delaying care, officials say
Mended Hearts program offers peer support for cardiac patients
Raleigh event aims to spread heart health awareness
Study: Naps once or twice a week may lower your heart attack risk
Wake County mom loses 100 lbs after son's journey with heart defect
1 in 10 senior citizens binge drink, study finds
2019 Go Red for Women Luncheon to take place in Raleigh
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