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Is it true that running 20+ miles can cause heart disease? i do marathons and i read an article that said that! is it true?
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Doubtful but...: There are many views out there, and it is possible that those who are diagnosed with heart disease after running and training for long distance may have had the heart defects, disease prior to the training. Best to get a thorough exam and tests prior
Answered 11/25/2014
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