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Clinical Diabetes 21:10, 2003
© American Diabetes Association ®, Inc., 2003

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Heart Disease and Diabetes

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Heart problems are unfortunately common in people with diabetes. Many conditions that increase your chances of getting heart disease are more common in people with diabetes. These conditions include cholesterol problems, high blood pressure, overweight, and blood clotting problems.

Heart attacks, known in the medical community as "myocardial infarctions," are one of the most common heart conditions. These occur when the arteries leading to your heart are partially blocked so that blood cannot flow as . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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