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On healthzone.ca, you can view a map of walk-in clinics in your area If your heart has stopped, you're unconscious, and you need CPR from a stranger, you're better off in Vancouver. Full Article at Toronto Star
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TORONTO, Nov. 10 (UPI) -- Attempted cardiopulmonary resuscitation on the part of bystanders can quadruple cardiac arrest survival rates to more than 50 percent, a Canadian study found. Full Article at United Press International
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Main Category: Cardiovascular / Cardiology Also Included In: Public Health Article Date: 09 Nov 2009 - 0:00 PST email to a friend printer friendly view / write opinions rate article Researchers at St. Michael's Hospital working in conjunction... Full Article at Medical News Today
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Jeremy N. Morris, a British epidemiologist whose comparison of heart-attack rates among double-decker bus drivers and conductors in London in the late 1940s and early '50s laid the scientific groundwork for the modern aerobics movement, died Oct. 28 in... Full Article at Miami Herald
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Thirteen dead and 31 wounded would be a bad day for the U.S. military in Afghanistan, and a great victory for the Taliban. Full Article at National Review Online
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almost a third of these teenagers are either overweight or obese ... and this is due to a lot of adverse, health behaviors: poor nutrition, consuming a lot of sugary drinks, skipping breakfast, lack of physical activity and increased time spent in sedentary pursuits.
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This study is further evidence of an accelerating decline in the heart health of Canada's teens
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While public awareness has increased around this issue, it hasn't yet translated into any kind of policy action and it certainly hasn't translated into behavior changes to correct some of these factors
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We tested 14 of the 18 patients who were put back on herceptin and they were all able to complete the course of treatment
