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Hypertension, stress raise heart disease risk among military personnel – Doctor

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A military cardiologist says hypertension and stress increase heart disease risk among personnel, urging regular checks, exercise, and healthy diets. Read More: https://punchng.com/hypertension-stress-raise-heart-disease-risk-among-military-personnel-doctor/

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