2/5 #DYK your 
age? If your age > your chronological age, this means you're at 
risk for heart disease. [Heart age = predicted age of your blood vessels calculated based on risks such as blood pressure, BMI, smoking, etc.]
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1/5 Earlier this week I discussed health w/@CA_RightCare. In effort to promote health, this week’s #SundaySpotlight shines a light on cardiovascular disease & a useful tool to measure risks among #NYC residents. Read in #PublicHealthReports https://bit.ly/2Kg4HFq pic.twitter.com/ft936MlZnS
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3/5 Study finds the average
age among a sample of #NYC residents is 5.7 years higher than their chronological age & also uncovers important racial/ethnic & sex disparities in cardiovascular disease. Read in#PublicHealthReportshttps://bit.ly/2Kg4HFqShow this thread -
4/5 Authors from this
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5/5 Preventing
#HeartDisease is important and you don’t have to do it alone! For tips and resources on how you and your loved ones can stay healthy visit: @nih_nhlbi and@CDCgov: https://www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/healthy_living.htm …Show this thread
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Chronic pain patients forced off opioids that gave them life, are having cardiac issues, sudden cardiac deaths, and strokes. Please make sure no doc in the US forces a patient to lower their level of effective pain relief, or stop prescribing effective pain relief Please!
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