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The review assessed 12 randomized controlled trials that followed nearly 23,000 individuals with a history of heart disease, heart attack or stroke.

Light touches of gold around her head contrast with the deftly controlled monochrome ink washes of the landscape in this virtuosic composition.

In a prepared statement, Rothrock asserted that all the staff at MonteCedro were trained in emergency procedures and said the evacuation process was “led and controlled by the L.A. County Fire and Sheriff’s Department.”

A disease is said to be controlled when public health interventions such as routine childhood vaccinations significantly lower the rate of new infections.

The study's authors emphasize that soccer fandom offers an ethical, controlled way to study these neural processes and test strategies that could apply to broader social issues -- including political division, sectarian conflict, and online tribalism.