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“Just Say Know” to Heart Disease

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Feb. 13 2020

 

Don’t let heart disease put you on the sidelines of life. “Just Say Know” to heart disease by understanding your risk factors and knowing your blood pressure and cholesterol numbers. Put your heart in good hands with Lexington Medical Heart and Vascular Center. Learn more at LexMed.com/HVC.

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Heart & Vascular

“Just Say Know” to Heart Disease

A little girl in a colorful shirt smiling while getting ready to pass a basketball to someone out of view outside on a sunny day.

Feb. 13 2020

 

Don’t let heart disease put you on the sidelines of life. “Just Say Know” to heart disease by understanding your risk factors and knowing your blood pressure and cholesterol numbers. Put your heart in good hands with Lexington Medical Heart and Vascular Center. Learn more at LexMed.com/HVC.

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