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Cold weather can put a strain on the heart, which is a key reason for the higher rates of heart attacks in the winter. Here's what you can do to protect yourself.

Shoveling snow is heavy, hard work — research has shown that doing it for even a short time can make the heart work as hard as it does during a major workout.

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Cold weather is not just a Western risk. Doctors say Indian hospitals also see more cardiac emergencies during winter.

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