New research has revealed that exercise and therapy could cure ‘broken-heart syndrome’, diagnosed in 5,000 Britons every year
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New research has revealed that exercise and therapy could cure ‘broken-heart syndrome’, diagnosed in 5,000 Britons every year
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Exercise and therapy could help cure a broken heart, a condition diagnosed in 5,000 Britons each year, according to new research.
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