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Travis has been moved to a physical therapy center for further treatment for a stroke he suffered July 10.
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February is American Heart Month and the perfect time to start thinking about how to make sure you're heart healthy, especially since heart disease is the number one killer of men and women in the United States.
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After several heart attacks, the heart's pumping function drops below normal and fluid backs up in the lungs. It's called congestive heart failure, and doctors are testing a new treatment.
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Beta blockers have been the standard care for treating and preventing heart attacks heart attacks for more than 30 years, but as modern medicine advances, the more widespread use of beta blockers has come into questions.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on why some heart attack symptoms are subtle and others confusing
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Dr. David Cook of the Mayo Clinic designed a new iPad app to help heart surgery patients follow their plan of recovery.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports details about the diet.
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February is American Heart Month, a time to check in and make sure you're doing everything you can to keep your heart healthy. That includes watching what you eat and some people think that it should not include animal products.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports senior runner using exercise to fight her heart disease
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Doctors say women often don't realize they're having a heart attack, because their symptoms can be more subtle than a man's.
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Diane McCloud was released from jail so she could spend her dying days in a hospice. Now, she is back behind bars.
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Scientists say new research shows that stem cells may be created using your own skin cells.
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One of the most threatening diseases facing millions of Americans is Type 2 Diabetes.
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A new blood test could help determine whether someone is really having a heart attack.
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A landmark study has changed how some cardiologists view a popular drug used to lower bad cholesterol.
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Unhealthy food can be one reason that holiday deaths peak on Christmas day, the day after and New Year's Day.
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Men and women are not created equal when it comes to heart disease.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on new procedure to replace heart valves without open heart surgery
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A half-million people die of heart disease each year. Now, new game changing procedures are saving hearts and lives.
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There are 13 million Americans who take cholesterol medications. All of them are trying to protect their arteries from blockages that could cause heart attacks, strokes or even death.
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A new study is one of the first to look at how women should be tested to prevent heart attacks.
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A warning is out for some people with heart disease who may relay on a device to keep open their heart arteries.
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Dr. Shena Parikh reports
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A new report says Alzheimer's disease affects even more people than we thought. But there's also a new ray of hope on the horizon.
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There's a good chance you grew up with the food pyramid guiding the way you ate.
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New heart replacement surgery is buying time for heart transplant patients.
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Aortic stenosis is a deadly disease that affects about 100-thousand people a year.
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Doctors have found a new way to combat heart disease and stop it right in its track.
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There's a preventative treatment for sudden cardiac arrest, but more men get the treatment than women.
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Researchers recommend less diet soda and more sleep based on the findings of two studies.
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By all accounts, Diane McCloud is a career criminal who now has a new chance to live.
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Heart attacks happen when one of the heart's arteries is blocked. Heart muscle is starved of oxygen and dies.
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A new study serves as a reminder that seeking treatment for heart attack symptoms quickly could save your life.
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It's flu season again and you've heard the advice from the medical experts, but you might not have heard this advice before.
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Researchers have developed an important genetic test that may be the key to better detection of heart disease.
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It is probably the last place you want to be -- on your way into the ER with a heart attack.
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