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How often have you seen heart attacks in patients 25-30? is it common? i am doing a paper for class, and doing some averages. thanks in advance!
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Heart attack: Heart attack happens in the 25-30 age group but it is very uncommon. Check with the american heart association for recent statistics, i don't have numbers to give you.
Answered 6/6/2013
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