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Published: 08/21/2009 -- ©2009 healthvideo.com
Fish Oil Could Help Prevent Heart Attacks
Fish oil may help reduce the risk of a heart attack in people who already have heart disease.
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Stem Cells May Help Heart Attack Survivors
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Diabetes Could Create the Risk for Heart Attack or Stroke
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