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Drs. Brian Delisle and Michael Murray’s research could predict who gets hit with a hereditary heart disorder.
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Born with a heart defect requiring two surgeries, 8-year-old Anabelle Provisor went from being a star patient to a star player and performer.
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Carew, Heart of 29 take the field at Twins home opener
Hall of Famer continues spreading message about fight against heart disease by tossing ceremonial first pitch.
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Healthcare workers’ radiation exposure tied to range of health problems.
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"Still on that high fiber diet, hon?"
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Kentucky is the 29th state to pass legislation that requires CPR training for students.
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Happy, healthy employees power HSN
Under CEO Mindy Grossman, HSN’s emphasis on health and wellness has made a huge difference.
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Many states allow PE substitutes or for students to opt out altogether, while most states allow schools to withhold physical activity from children or use it as a punishment.
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