Surviving a Heart Attack at 38; Heart-Smart Quiz; Must-Know Heart News

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Surviving a Heart Attack at 38; Heart-Smart Quiz; Must-Know Heart News

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Award-winning MSNBC reporter Trymaine Lee tells us about his heart attack at 38. Then, take our cardio quiz. Plus, will aspirin help your heart, should you test your blood pressure at home, and what helps with cholesterol? Cardiologist R. Todd Hurst, MD, weighs in. And do you know where the nearest AED is?

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