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What Is a Heart Attack?
Heart Disease Factors
Signs of a Heart Attack
Heart Attack Signs in Diabetics
Heart Attack Response: Seek Help
Heart Attack Response: Take Aspirin
Heart Attack 911 Response
Negative Heart Attack Responses
Heart Attack Risk Factors
Preventing Heart Attacks
Misconceptions About Heart Attacks
Heart Attacks vs. Cardiac Arrest
Identifying Cardiac Arrest Victims
Importance of CPR Classes
Heart Attack Information Resources
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Summary: To find more information or resources on heart attacks, consult a doctor as the primary resource. Find out how to get heart attack information with expert tips from a certified emergency medical technician (EMT) in this free video on heart disease.
Michael Herbert is a certified emergency medical technician EMT with New Hanover County in Wilmington, NC. He has more than seven years experience as a firefighter and EMT. He is...read more
"I'd like to highly encourage you to get educated and informed about heart disease, heart attacks, and cardiac arrest. There are going to be a number of resources available in your community to give more information. First, talk to your doctor. He'll be a great guide to teach you how to find more information to explain the process of heart disease to you. Check on the Internet at reputable sites, like the American Heart Association, for information on cardiac arrest and heart disease. Talk to a nutritionist about healthy eating habits and to a physical therapist or trainer about starting a exercise program. Don't smoke, and get yourself informed about other healthy lifestyle changes. Lastly, encourage your friends and family to also learn information about these topics. You never know whose life it's going to save. It might be yours."
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