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Heart Disease and President Clinton
Former president Bill Clinton experienced chest pain this month and after evaluation, cardiologists placed two coronary stents in his heart. Coronary stents re-establish blood flow through narrowed heart arteries that are vital to supplying the heart. Although this recent procedure was less serious than open heart surgery, it still carries risk--risk that, for the most part, can be avoided altogether through consistently healthy diet and regular exercise.
 
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