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Other than Weaver taking medical leave as a result of a cardiac emergency as word of the New York Post article reached the Lincoln Project, no action was announced against him in the middle of a campaign season.

The analysis found that adult cardiac surgery volume fell by more than half nationwide, to roughly 12,000 surgeries a month on average.

Taken along with conventional heart medication in patients with chronic cardiac failure, hawthorn berries have been found to improve heart function, shortness of breath, and fatigue.

One part of the theory is that stress can cause your cardiac and respiratory signals to get out of whack, and that slowing your breathing can help them synchronize again .

At Christiana Hospital in Delaware, critical-care nurse Lauren Esposito and her colleagues typically work with critical cardiac patients.

A woman, sixty-eight, suffers a heart attack and goes into prolonged cardiac arrest.

In fact, half of the people who have cardiac events have “ideal” levels of LDL cholesterol.

In the heart, it reversed age-induced cardiac hypertrophy (enlargement of the heart).

The hope was that death would occur quickly in an unconscious senseless person both by cardiac and respiratory arrest.

But there are reports which say cannabis can be considered as a cause of death because it can induce a cardiac arrest.

He knew that there was cardiac trouble in his family, but he had never realized before the meaning of his heritage.

In addition to all this, Jessie's brother dies of consumption, and a seaside acquaintance is half killed by cardiac asthma.

The symptoms of the disease are moderated, the duration of the attack is shortened, and the cardiac complications are prevented.

Gently assist the progress of the catheter down the œsophagus until it passes the cardiac orifice of the stomach.

All reforms hitherto had profited nothing, because they had been either cerebral or cardiac.