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✓ Published: 25-Feb-2018
✓ Published: 25-Feb-2018
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Each year more than 700,000 adults suffer a heart attack.“A heart attack actually means damage to the heart, as opposed to discomfort caused by restriction of blood flow of the heart muscle which we call angina,” said Dr. Richard Chazal, a cardiologist with Lee Health.nnDoctors say many times patients don’t have any symptoms.“Up to 30 percent of heart attacks can occur without any kind of symptom, and we call those silent heart attacks,” said Dr. Chazal. nnBut even silent heart att
Each year more than 700,000 adults suffer a heart attack.“A heart attack actually means damage to the heart, as opposed to discomfort caused by restriction of blood flow of the heart muscle which we call angina,” said Dr. Richard Chazal, a cardiologist with Lee Health.nnDoctors say many times patients don’t have any symptoms.“Up to 30 percent of heart attacks can occur without any kind of symptom, and we call those silent heart attacks,” said Dr. Chazal. nnBut even silent heart att
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