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Air pollution and exercise: Is outdoor exercise risky?
Working out helps your heart, but air pollution from traffic, pollen and construction can harm it. Take these precautions before you get moving outside.

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Heart arrhythmia
Pacemakers, medication, surgery or even dunking your face in ice water may correct an irregular heartbeat. Could one of these treatments help you?


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