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Congenital heart defect corrective surgeries fix or treat heart defects that a child is born with. A baby born with heart defects has
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Congenital heart surgery; Patent ductus arteriosus ligation; Hypoplastic left heart repair; Tetralogy of Fallot repair; Coarctation of the aorta repair; Atrial septal defect repair; Ventricular septal defect repair;...
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The Wheat-free Life: Breakfast
When trying to lose weight or correct many of the adverse consequences of years of heavy carbohydrate eating, breakfast seems to be the... Read more »
Correct Heart Disease through Your Thyroid: Learn How
When should low thyroid be considered and when could it be blamed for contributing to risk for heart disease? You’d think the answer... Read more »
Weight loss or niacin: Which is better?
As I discussed in my last blog post, niacin can be a useful vitamin and nutritional supplement to correct many causes of heart disease.... Read more »
Where Did My Waist Go?
Of all the body changes that come with perimenopause, I think weight gain, usually in the form of abdominal fat, is the meanest. Weight... Read more »
Maintaining Weight
A friend asks me how I am going to keep off the weight now that I've reached my goal of a body-mass index (BMI) of 23. It's a tough... Read more »
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Choosing the Correct Surgery for Posttraumatic Knee Arthritis
Source: eOrthopod
Patients who injure their knees often need surgery to repair the damage or reconstruct the knee. There could be a fracture or torn ligament(s) that... Read more »
Computer scan correctly IDs heart disease: study
According to a new study, a computerized chest scan successfully singles out those people coming into emergency rooms with chest pains who have... Read more »
Most heart failure patients don't get correct treatment
A new study at the Cleveland Clinic has found that three-fourths of heart failure patients are not given the recommended treatment for the condition... Read more »
Are you using your inhaler correctly?
Some studies estimate that 25 percent of asthma sufferers do not use their medication properly. This article from the Canadian Lung Association... Read more »
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