US EditionFact Check: Can a heart attack be predicted a month in advance?
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Fact Check: Can a heart attack be predicted a month in advance?
Are there real warning signs a month before a heart attack? Can subtle symptoms help predict a heart attack early? No. Symptoms like dizziness, fatigue, numbness, headaches, or blurry vision are not reliable early signs of a heart attack weeks in advance. These can point to other issues like stroke, dehydration, or eye problems. Heart […] The post Fact Check: Can a heart attack be predicted a month in advance? appeared first on THIP Media.
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