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Heart Attack, Symptoms of Heart Attack and Signs in Women and Men.

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    New guidelines for heart attack symptoms screening may prevent 90,000 sudden cardiac deaths and save $21 billion annually.
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    The findings shed light on "broken heart syndrome," a still somewhat uncommon disorder that mimics a heart attack.
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