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June 21, 2008
Keep Building the Medical Story Even If Early Answers Are Incomplete
By Tom Dolan
Users are best served when sites build stories as reliable information becomes available. In the Tim Russert death, it seemed as though everyone had to wait four days for why he died so suddenly. The shock of his death was tougher to take when everyone wondered could anything have been done.
400,000 die of sudden cardiac arrest every year in this country. Tim had recently passed a stress test and was on heart medication drugs. But in this ABC News medical piece, they explain how stress tests only check for cholesterol buildup in the middle of the artery. Their expert recommends a simple protein test that tracks artery inflammation and hidden plaque.
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