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What can i do to prevent me from passing away from heart failure like the rest of my family has?
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Control risk factors: Control, bp, cholesterol and your weight. Do not be afraid of using meds, especially statins to achieve this goal. Do not smoke. Exercise regularly. Consider taking asa 81 mg daily, every day.
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