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ASHD
(redirected from Arteriosclerotic heart disease)

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ASHDArteriosclerotic Heart Disease
ASHDAssociation for Sustainable Human Development


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An autopsy showed David Rice, 54, of Lancaster died of arteriosclerotic heart disease, according to the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.
EDWARDS WORKER DIED OF HEART DISEASE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
78 system (ICD-8 390-458) Arteriosclerotic heart disease, 118 192.
The Effects of Internal Radiation Exposure on Cancer Mortality in ... by Young, Bambi / Environmental Health Perspectives
So why does one need a program in the Catholic schools about AIDS when it would be sufficient to give a good general course on diseases that, for the most part, can be avoided: lung cancer (avoid smoking), esophageal varices and cirrhosis (avoid excessive use of alcohol), and arteriosclerotic heart disease (adopt a regular program of exercise and a healthy diet).
AIDS program Still deceiving by Ferrari, M. Jeanne / Catholic Insight
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