Radiofrequency Ablation for Heart Rhythm Control
Electrophysiologic study involves threading a catheter from a leg blood vessel into the heart to locate irritated tissue causing abnormal rhythms. Once identified, radiofrequency ablation heats and destroys the problem tissue. The procedure began in the late 1980s and suits patients who cannot tolerate heart rhythm medicines.
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Dear Abby column about a conflicted love triangle
A teen asks whether to continue seeing a married man who says he will break up with his girlfriend. Abby notes the risk of hurt and urges honesty to the girlfriend, then includes reader letters about setting boundaries and holiday invitations.
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Glove tip from Heloise saves hands with disposable vinyls
A reader shares how keeping disposable vinyl gloves in a handy spot protects hands during cleaning, polishing, painting, and kitchen tasks like deboning turkey or greasing pans. The note, from Joan Barrett of Scottsdale, Arizona, adds practical uses and disposal after completing the task.
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