RT @WhatTheFFacts: Having an orgasm at least three times a week cuts in half the likelihood of death from coronary heart disease.

Dr. Hanan Polansky on the Radio, Explains How Foreign DNA Fragments in Vaccines Can Cause Disease

Dr. Hanan Polansky from the CBCD, used his discovery of microcompetition to explain the biological mechanism underlying the serious adverse events of Gardasil.

(PRWeb February 14, 2012)

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Heart Disease Awareness 2/14/12 - KOSA

Lewiston Sun Journal
Heart Disease Awareness 2/14/12
KOSA
On Valentines Day, one local doctor wants to alert women to the dangers of heart disease and early detection. According to health experts, women are 6 times more likely to die of heart disease than breast cancer, and 8 million women in the world, …
Go Red For Women Luncheon Raises AwarenessWTAP-TV
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Wed, 15 Feb 2012 05:01:15 GMT
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RT @WhatTheFFacts: Having an orgasm at least three times a week cuts in half the likelihood of death from coronary heart disease.
RT @WhatTheFFacts: Having an orgasm at least three times a week cuts in half the likelihood of death from coronary heart disease.
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Wed, 15 Feb 2012 09:25:07 +0000
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Open Question: Can anyone name this disease? Something to do with the lungs.?

I caught what i thought was the flu about 2 weeks ago. now i have a cough that wont go away, it not that I cough a lot but when i lay down i feel like coughing. I had chest soreness which started on my left side a week after i got sick now it is more than 2 weeks and the soreness is spreading to my right side. I am pretty sure it noting to do with my heart because i was able to do physical activity with no symptoms. I don’t have insurance so i can not afford to go to the doctor. I don’t feel sick, just the cough and chest soreness that worries me. Can Anyone help me out here in finding out what this is?

Tue, 14 Feb 2012 09:59:48 GMT
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Father Can Pass Risk For Heart Disease To Son « CBS Philly
New research indicates an increased risk for coronary artery disease can be passed genetically from father to son on the male Y chromosome.

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