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Heart - Heart attack
I want to prevent a heart attack
Last updated: Thursday, January 26, 2006

Heart attacks are the number one killer of South African men. But there is a lot you can do to prevent this happening to you. Follow the steps below and you could go a long way to not becoming another statistic.

 
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Step 1.
Go for a checkup to your doctor to check your blood pressure and heart health in general.

Step 2.
Visit Health24's Heart Disease Centre

to find out everything about causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention of heart problems.

Step 3.
Want to eat a healthier diet, lose weight, or get fit? Visit Health24's Diet and Food Zone and the Fitness Zone.

Step 4.
Post a question on Cyberdoc's forum.

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