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Tracy Sabol

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Maine doctors, health officials seeing devastating effects of vaping-related illnesses

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By Tracy Sabol
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME)
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have reported more than 2,000 vaping-related hospitalizations and nearly 50 deaths since August.One Maine doctor said she has seen the devastating effects of vaping firsthand."I had a 16-year-old tell me just two days ago that she thought it was safer than traditional cigarettes and that's why she wanted to try it, and she thought it was OK and safe to try it," pediatric pulmonologist Dr. Anne Coates said.Maine is among the states reporting...
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Maine man talks about how father's fatal heart attack while shoveling likely saved his life

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By Tracy Sabol
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME)
Share Updated: 9:20 AM EST Dec 9, 2019 Maine man talks about how father's fatal heart attack while shoveling likely saved his life Share Updated: 9:20 AM EST Dec 9, 2019 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SHOVELING AND HOW THAT TRAUMATIC EXEREINCE LIKELY SAVED HIS OWN LIFE. <TC 00:06:51-00:06:59> "IT WAS ONE OF THSE NIGTHS A FEW DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
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Breast cancer treatments can put heavy strain on heart

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By Tracy Sabol
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME)
Share Updated: 7:42 AM EDT Oct 9, 2019 Breast cancer treatments can put heavy strain on heart Share Updated: 7:42 AM EDT Oct 9, 2019 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WMTW NEWS 8'S TRACY SABOL EXPLAINS IN THIS MONTH'S HEART HEALTH 8. IT'S ESTIMATED THAT ONE IN 8 WOMEN IN THE U-S WILL DEVELOP BREAST CANCER AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFETIME. SOME RISK FACTORS INCLUDE FAMILY HISTORY, BEING OVERWEIGHT, SMOKING AND LACK OF EXERCISE. RISK FACTORS.. THAT ARE SHARED WITH OTHER HEALTH ISSUES.
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