American Heart Month kicks off with National Wear Red Day, helping raise awareness for heart disease
National Wear Red Day was established by the American Heart Association to increase awareness about cardiovascular disease, especially in women.
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Several area school districts have installed vaping detectors in response to health scares related to e-cigarettes.
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Patients who have passed out, have chest pain, severe shortness of breath, sudden numbness or weakness, bleeding or blindness should quickly get to an emergency room, officials said.