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Women and heart disease a leading killer in America
A medical overview notes heart disease kills about 600000 Americans yearly with women half as affected as men and most patients over 40. Obesity hypertension and high cholesterol drive risk, and advances like coronary bypass and revascularization offer hope for some. Public health moves push fat reduction, labeling fats on packages, and education to recognize heart attack signs and seek rapid care.
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de. B. Lovell Becker
Cornell University
René Valvarao
Donald Effler
Cleveland Clinic
Interstate Commission For Heart Disease Resources
American Heart
American Diabetes Associations
Food and Drug Administration
Campbell Moses
American Heart Association
Interstate Commission