How to Get the Protein You Need

Not only does protein protect your muscles, it also strengthens skin, boosts your body's immune system, and keeps your hearing sharp. See how much you need, and which foods are the best sources.

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Symptoms of Cardiac Arrest

Did you know that elevated levels of potassium can lead to a deadly heart rhythm? And that cardiac arrest is not the same thing as a heart attack?

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