Drinking alcohol during the holidays may be festive, but think twice before downing that next glass or bottle because binge drinking may lead to Holiday Heart S

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Dr. Lauren Kay EvangelistaHeart Failure Specialist, Asian Cardiovascular InstituteAsian Hospital and Medical Center Christmas is the season of love – when we celebrate and reconnect over good food and drinks. Drinking often involves more than just a sip of alcoholic concoctions. While we enjoy the season, it is as important to be cautious with our health. There is such a thing as Holiday Heart Syndrome, which, as the name implies, often happens …

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Too much drinking can lead to 'Holiday Heart Syndrome': DOH

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