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Are blood tests, holter, echocardiograms, ekgs, and x-rays used in combination, good ways to spot heart issues such as angina and artery problems?
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Not necessarily: The tests will not rule out heart disease with certainty. You could prevent heart disease by having healthy diet, maintaining health weight and exercising 150 minutes/week. Visit this site for advice on nutrition: http://www.choosemyplate.gov/.
Answered 3/15/2022
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