Heart Disease in Women Could Get Much Worse by 2050
Scientists studied health trends from the past several years to predict what might happen to women's heart health over the next 30 years. …
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Scientists studied health trends from the past several years to predict what might happen to women's heart health over the next 30 years. …
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