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More women than men die from heart disease each year
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♥ For women living with heart disease, from the unique perspective of CAROLYN THOMAS, a Mayo Clinic-trained women's health advocate, heart attack survivor, blogger, author, speaker here on the west coast of Canada
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Just a little heart attack
Very interesting site.
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