People most likely to die of heart problems in winter, regardless of climate
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People are more likely to die from a heart-related issue in the winter, regardless of if you have chilly winds knocking at your door or warm weather year round. New research presented this week at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2012 in Los Angeles showed that total and circulatory system-related deaths rose considerably during the relatively coldest season of the year in a variety of different climates. "This was surprising because climate was thought to be the primary determinant of seasonal variation in death rates," said Dr. Bryan Schwartz, a cardiology fellow at the University of New Mexico said in a press release.
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- Cardiovascular
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Total and circulatory system-related deaths rose 26 to 36 percent from winter to summer regardless of climate
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People most likely to die of heart problems in winter, regardless of climate
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