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Research Underscores Fainting Risk
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BOSTON (AP) _ While many fainting episodes are harmless, some foreshadow
dangerous cardiac or other medical conditions and call for careful
follow-up by a doctor, government researchers say.
The warning was published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.
"Occasionally, it is an indication of a serious disorder and a harbinger
of sudden death, particularly for people with a history of coronary
disease," said Dr. William G. Stevenson, a cardiologist at Brigham
and Women's Hospital in Boston. He co-wrote an accompanying editorial.
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