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They had a baby girl who is free of the disease.

His mother died of the disease when she was only 58.

He died at 65, as a result of the disease.

Her father died of heart disease when she was 9.

She might have had time to head off the disease.

All of his patients already have heart disease, he said.

They said no evidence of the disease had been found since then.

Children with the disease usually live into their 20's and beyond.

The cause of death was heart disease, her family said.

As you report, 1 in 133 Americans have the disease.

His mother died of the disease more than 10 years ago.

In general, men have a higher risk of heart disease than women.

They either had the disease themselves or knew someone who did.

But no one knows if anyone got the disease then.

More than 1,400 people have already died from the disease.

But the risk is much higher in people with heart disease.

Often the disease gets better on its own over time.

The risk for heart disease goes up as we age.

Nearly three times more women have the disease than men.

One person out of eight age 65 and over has the disease.

These are women with a significant family history of the disease.

And I was told of your particular interest in the disease.

Men are more at risk from heart disease than women.

In other cases, the problems may be the result of past disease.

His family said he had a history of heart disease.