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8 records in the Explore section, by name.

  • Pages about things that are worn, implanted or used at home to watch the heart or blood pressure, or to correct the heart rhythm. Each page says what the device does and what has been checked about...

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  • Pages about the blood tests, heart tracings and scans used to find heart and blood-vessel problems and to see how far they have gone. Each page says what the test looks at.

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  • Pages about what happens in the first minutes and hours of a heart attack or a cardiac arrest, from the call for help to the first treatments.

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  • Pages about care where diabetes, body weight and kidney health meet heart health, because the three often affect each other.

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  • Pages about medicines for the heart and blood vessels, taken as pills or given by injection. Open one to see what the medicine is for, who it was studied in, and what the trials and guidelines say.

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  • Pages about ways to stop heart and blood-vessel disease before it starts or keeps going: screening, risk scores, food, activity and community programs.

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  • Pages about repairs done through a thin tube (a catheter) or by an operation, on arteries or on heart valves. Each page says what is done and what the evidence covers.

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  • Pages about getting better after a heart event and about day-to-day life with a heart condition, including cardiac rehabilitation programs.

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