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(4) Many factors, such as a family history of the disease, increased blood- and LDL-cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, cigarette smoking, diabetes, and being overweight, contribute to developing heart disease
Children are especially vulnerable because of their size, unpredictable movements
From food intake questionnaires returned to the IFR we know that women in Norfolk, between the ages of 24-34, eat most apples with an average of one per day
The American Lung Association and other public health sources have found that: Smoking marijuana can expose you to just as much tar and carbon monoxide as smoking cigarettes
"It's probably a lot easier to quit smoking a non-menthol cigarette," said Wells, who emphasized the value of the telehealth focus in WakeMed's program