"Proteins found in the saliva have the ability to rapidly classify potential heart attacks," said Dr.. John T. McDevitt, a biochemist at the University of Texas at Austin, told Reuters.
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Jul 31, 2011
Saliva Able to Detect Heart Attack
"Proteins found in the saliva have the ability to rapidly classify potential heart attacks," said Dr.. John T. McDevitt, a biochemist at the University of Texas at Austin, told Reuters.
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