Archive: Heart Health

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February is Heart and Stroke month and to mark the occasion More to Life's resident cardiologist Dr. Rob Myers will be in studio to answer your questions. Are your cholesterol levels dangerously high? Are you wondering what are the signs of a heart attack or the warning signs that you may be in for a stroke?
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