"… fter his 21st birthday because of an infection. His sister died at 25 of a heart attack not long after giving birth to a premature baby; the baby also died.   …"

"… 0 times the prescribed dose of medication, causing the patient to suffer a heart attack.The government requires that all systems eligible for reimbursement be cer …"

"… to suggest that the drug caused an estimated 39,000 and 60,000 deaths from heart attacks and strokes. The advisory panel considered whether the other two COX-2s, …"

"… some protection against gastrointestinal bleeds, it increased the risk of heart attacks and strokes — a problem that exceeded its protective benefit. By the ti …"

"… Alzheimer’s patients taking Celebrex were twice as likely to die from a heart attack or stroke than patients taking a placebo, or dummy pill. The company did n …"

"… n of safety of the non-selective NSAIDs. Aspirin clearly protected against heart attacks and some strokes, and it appeared as if naproxen might do so as well. The …"

"… that the risk of an accident occurring because a captain suffered either a heart attack or stroke during a critical point in flight—takeoff and landing—is one …"

"… age on average and are less likely than men to report chest pain during a heart attack.The independent science panel’s report recommends that medical journal e …"

"… dispense 10 times the prescribed dose of a drug. Result: The patient has a heart attack.Another time, a computer fails to alert doctors and nurses when a patient …"

"… his life. “I was able to get a bypass around the blockage before I had a heart attack, which was imminent,” he said in a press release the day he filed the le …"

"… ck’s chest grew tight, his breathing labored. He thought he was having a heart attack and was taken by ambulance to the plant clinic.Eventually, a U.S. Steel wo …"

"… unexpected medical bills. "It doesn't have to be cancer or a heart attack or even a bad car accident," said Karen Pollitz, a health policy expert at …"

"… e just say to you, ‘Tough luck, you’re going to die when you have your heart attack.’ No, you go to the hospital, you get treated, and it’s paid for, eith …"