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Can a very inactive 23 yr old have heart aattack?
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Heart Attack: It is not that common unless there is family history of heart attack or sudden death before age of 40. If patient is smoking cigarettes or eating unhealthy diet, alcohol drinking or street drug abuse then it will bring more risk.
Answered 4/18/2016
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