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- 1. Heart attacks in youths: Exercise and Healthy Life Sunder Regmi
- 2. Causal Attribution, Perceived Benefits, and Morbidity After a Heart Attack: An 8-Year Study Glenn Affleck, Howard Tennen, and Sydney Croog University of Connecticut School of Medicine Sol Levine Boston University AMERICAN Journal of Epidemiology Formerly AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HYGIENE 1978 75% of heart attacks in young people are due to lifestyle choices – Jenny Hope Articles
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- 12. Tips to Prevent Heart Disease 1. Take responsibility for your health. 2. Know your risks. 3. Maintain a healthy blood pressure. 4. Monitor your cholesterol (blood lipids). 5. Limit your calories. 6. Make exercise a daily habit. 7. Pick your pills wisely. 8. Reduce stress. 9. Stay informed: Science changes constantly. 10. Don’t smoke or expose yourself to second-hand smoke.
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