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Fish Oil: Hope For Cardiovascular Disease By: Emile J | Oct 17th 2009 - There are a lot of people who suffer from cardiovascular disease in this country. It"€™s not a new thing, and many people have gone on cholesterol-lowering drugs or decided to take aspirin on a long-term basis in an attempt to stave off heart troubles and strokes
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Cpr And Aed (defibrillator) Can Increase Odds Of Survival By: Ritu De Sharma | Jul 13th 2009 - CPR is an emergency treatment that is administered to victims of sudden cardiac arrest. To re-start the heart of a heart attack sufferer defibrillation is required. Over 300,000 people in the United States experience a sudden cardiac arrest every year and only ten percent of the total victims survive. An AED as it is popularly known as is an electronic device that is easily portable. Tags:AED Products like AEDs, AED Pads, Batteries, AEDacessories
