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Genetic Heart Disease in Children

Mississippi · Mississippi

Genetic Heart Disease in Children

Duke pediatric cardiologists and cardiovascular geneticists diagnose and treat inherited heart diseases. Using advanced methods, we personalize the entire process so that you can make informed health care decisions for your child, their siblings, and the rest of your family.Read Article

Women Most Vulnerable to Heart Disease Risk Factors, Study Shows

Women Most Vulnerable to Heart Disease Risk Factors, Study Shows

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Fact checked by Nick BlackmerPeopleImages / Getty ImagesA new study suggests that common heart disease risk factors—like poor diet and high blood pressure—have a bigger impact on women than men.Despite living healthier lifestyles overall, women’s heart disease risks are often overlooked.On the bright side, healthy lifestyle choices, such as a good diet and regular exercise, offer even greater heart health protection for women.Certain factors tha…See the Story

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