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Autopsy shows boy had heart defect – The Denver Post
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Some heart patients ride roller coasters and other thrill-seeking activities despite warnings
She couldn't put up her arms on a roller coaster. A stroke followed. | American Heart Association
Teenager sues Disney after suffering heart attack on rollercoaster
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Her son was her life': Ohio woman dies after roller coaster ride with son | NewsNation
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Can a Roller Coaster Cause a Stroke?
Why watching the World Cup could kill you – late nights, beer, bad food and the roller coaster excitement could trigger a heart attack | South China Morning Post
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Bob Harper Opens Up About Surviving Heart Attack:
Emotional roller coaster - hospital release (the story part 4) - Susan Storyteller
Are you too old for roller coasters? | CNN
Why do people feel that their heart 'dropped' during a sudden acceleration? - Quora
Killed by terrifying thrill ride: Mother suffers heart attack after going on 70ft swing | Daily Mail Online
Record-setting mountaintop rollercoaster set to open in Colorado at 7,132 feet above sea level | OutThere Colorado
Are thrill-seekers with heart conditions playing with danger? | American Heart Association
