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#1 Chest Discomfort
#2 Discomfort in other areas of the upper body
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1Although it's not always possible to predict when emergency medical situations will happen, knowing how to respond to them safely and effectively can be critical in saving someone's life. https://t.co/jfTOF6z0LA
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