1 morning habit that may worsen a heart murmur, cardiologists say
A common morning habit—drinking strong coffee on an empty stomach—may worsen a heart murmur by raising blood pressure and heart rate. Cardiologists explain why.
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A common morning habit—drinking strong coffee on an empty stomach—may worsen a heart murmur by raising blood pressure and heart rate. Cardiologists explain why.
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