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Increasing The Odds Of Surviving A Heart Attack

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As part of our ongoing effort to ensure that this website is up to date, we have determined that the information in the article Increasing The Odds Of Surviving A Heart Attack is no longer current, and has therefore been removed.

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Posted in Heart Health on June 1, 2006
Reviewed March 2010

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How is the thrombolytic therapy administered? Pills, injection, ?? Is the only danger that it may not work? Maybe someone can write back to me.

rhdcpa

Posted by: rhdcpa | June 15, 2006

I re-read the first sentence and see it is an injection. Sorry.

rhdcpa

Posted by: rhdcpa | June 15, 2006



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