Do you know the difference between a heart attack and heart failure? What is cardiac arrest?
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Dear CERASALE,

Because so many people suffer from diseases of the heart, you often hear these terms — but very often they are used incorrectly.

You might be surprised to know that a “heart attack” can damage the heart muscle, which could lead to heart failure. Likewise, a heart attack could also cause cardiac arrest, where the heart suddenly stops beating.

It’s important to know the difference because understanding how the heart works and the problems that can occur is key to keeping your heart healthy.

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The reason smokeless tobacco products may pose a heart risk
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Sincerely,

Deepak Bhatt, MD
Medical Editor
Diseases of the Heart, Special Health Report

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