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Chest Pain

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Posted 10/4/2012

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Does a sharp, sudden pain in your chest mean heart trouble? How can you tell the difference between heart burn (acid reflux) and true heart trouble? Cardiologist and chest pain expert Dr. Tom Sears of The Nebraska Medical Center discusses the typical symptoms of cardiac pain and some of the conditions often mistaken for heart trouble. For more information about the cardiology program at The Nebraska Medical Center, visit http://nebraskamed.com/Heart or call 1-800-922-0000.

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