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RSSDrug-coated stents had come in the lives of thousands of patients with heart disease as saviors. As a result, about 6 million people came forward to use them worldwide within few years. Actually, drug-coated stents are brought in use for angioplasty that.
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It is the average daily amount of air pollution, and not variations in its hourly levels links to the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular problems! A study made in...
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