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Q&A With Matthew G. Nayor From Brigham & Women's Hospital: Framingham Heart Study Looks At Impact of Carbon Monoxide

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The Framingham Heart Study has been one of the most in depth studies in the field of cardiology and medicine as a whole. A recent portion of the study looked at the impact of carbon monoxide exhalation and its role in patient health.

The Framingham Heart Study has been one of the most in depth studies in the field of cardiology and medicine as a whole. A recent portion of the study looked at the impact of carbon monoxide exhalation and its role in patient health.

Matthew Nayor, MD, from Brigham & Women's Hospital discussed the results of this study during the annual scientific sessions of the American Heart Association in Orlando.

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