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New program on Staten Island aims to help patients prevent heart disease

By Ann Marie Barron,

1 days ago

By Ann Marie Barron,

1 days ago

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Edward Mitchell

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out of the five boroughs Staten Island has the most heart issues and heart attacks and strokes because Staten Island held the largest garbage facility maybe New York should do some studies on that the residents of Staten Island that were here for over 50 years probably are owed some money

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