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American Heart Association, Maine dietitian offer easy summer snack ideas

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By Kathleen Jordan Verified
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME) Verified
As summer activities ramp up, it can be tempting to grab whatever snack is most convenient when hunger strikes.In our continued partnership with the American Heart Association, in this month's Heart Health 8, a Hannaford dietitian says a little planning can go a long way toward helping people stay energized and satisfied throughout the day.Whether you're heading to the beach, spending time with family or running errands, registered dietitian Julia Williams says nutrition often takes a back...
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Maine man shares warning after surviving heart attack at 37 ahead of Maine Heart Walk

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By Kathleen Jordan Verified
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME) Verified
As the Maine Heart Walk approaches, a Maine man is sharing his story after surviving a heart attack at just 37 years old.Matt Roy says the experience completely changed his life, and now he's urging others to take their heart health seriously - especially those with a family history of heart disease."I was 37 years old when I had my heart attack," Roy said.
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By Kathleen Jordan Verified
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME) Verified
For many people, high cholesterol is something that develops over time. But for others, Carolyn Lebeis, it’s something she was born with. "Familial hypercholesterolemia is a condition that affects the heart, it's your cholesterol," Lebeis said. "So it's typically detected when you have routine labs done." Also known as FH, the condition is genetic and runs in families. "My family is French-Canadian, like many Maine families and our Maine communities," she said.
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