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Could you have an abnormal heart rhythm?

Could you have an abnormal heart rhythm?
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Could YOU have an abnormal heart rhythm? Warning signs to look out for

Its estimated there are 270,000 people in the UK who are unaware they have the condition, according to the British Heart Foundation (BHF). The figure is thought to be around 1.5m in the US.

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World Heart Rhythm Week: Could you have an abnormal heart rhythm?

From palpitations and fainting to feeling breathless, experts say it s vital to get any possible arrhythmia symptoms checked. By Lisa Salmon.

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Experts Baffled British Heart Foundation : 50% rise in Atrial Fibrillation condition over the past 2 years

Experts Baffled British Heart Foundation : 50% rise in Atrial Fibrillation condition over the past 2 years
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University of Oxford: New cross-disciplinary medical research building opens in Oxford

The Institute spans three research disciplines, cardiovascular science, neuroscience and immunology, and will foster multidisciplinary collaborations.The IDRM is based in the IMS-Tetsuya Nakamura Building on Oxford’s Old Road Campus, between Oxford’s

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