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Cardiac rehab improves heart patients’ life
This is an article from the Times of India that is so good, I wrote to them to get permission to post the whole thing… Researchers at the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre have said that healthcare practitioners can increase the … Continue reading
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National Cardiac Rehabilitation Week
Each year, more than 100,000 Americans receive help recovering from heart attacks or heart surgery through cardiac rehabilitation. February 13-19, 2011, is National Cardiac Rehabilitation Week. The theme of the week is “Cardiac Rehabilitation: Take Your Recovery to Heart” to highlight … Continue reading
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