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Medicial Mistakes?
How many people each year suffer some type of preventable harm that contributes to their death after a hospital visit?
from 46,000 to 78,000
from 78,000 to 132,000
from 132,000 to 210,000
from 210,000 to 440,000
What Doctors Don't Tell You: HEART ATTACK AND STROKES: - Don't drive your car
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cause a heart attack, then your journey to work in your car or on the bus might. Researchers have found that you are three times more likely to have a heart attack within an hour after travelling in your car or by public transport. The finding was based on research among 691 patients who had survived a heart attack. The researchers found that most of the patients had driven a car immediately before the attack, and this was a significant common factor after analyzing for life styles and other possible causes. Travelling by public transport also had a causal effect, although it was not as great as driving a car.
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