After thanking all the predictables, he paused and directed a heart-to-heart to his daughter, Roxy.
And she was devoted to him until he succumbed to heart disease in 1946.
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus appears to have taken the order to heart.
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Vallely took the lessons to heart later, when his life took a tragic turn.
Frequent dozing was not linked to heart attacks, of which there were 53, the study found.
It is known that stiffening of the arteries can lead to heart disease and stroke.
And I can tell you that Malia and Sasha took that advice to heart.
But though we have been surrounded by them for centuries, we rarely take them to heart.
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How much should the music industry take to heart from all of these reports?
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He might take the criticisms to heart and improve in the areas that are needed.
Concerns had lingered for years that both Vioxx and Celebrex might be linked to heart problems.
Two-dozen bits of genetic code have been linked to heart disease, obesity and diabetes this year.
No player took that mantra to heart this off-season more than pitcher Daniel Herrera.
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But VentrAssist's developers believe this device could provide a permanent alternative to heart transplant.
The reason why we refuse to take these examples to heart is rather simple.
After a couple of days of licking our wounds, we took the comments to heart.
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It is too much to hope that President Obama would take Coolidge's example to heart.
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However, not all experts are convinced that MP3-player headphones pose a hazard to heart implant patients.
The Center - its leadership, its fellows, and its staff - take history's lesson to heart.
The immigrant workers organized games and the locals were quick to take the game to heart.
"If it was down to heart and mind I'd love to continue playing, " said Corry.
This is the sense of function inherited from Viollet-le-Duc and taken to heart by the modernists.
Lisinopril, an ACE inhibitor, is commonly given to heart failure patients already, but in relatively low doses.
Addressing the higher risk of African-Americans to heart attacks is vital to the African-American community, Innis argues.
Ms Arens also confirmed that the study's finding that processed meat was linked to heart disease was new.
Stress has certainly been shown to affect lifestyle in ways that lead to heart attacks, strokes, and cancer.
The artery disease that leads to heart attacks and strokes is the biggest killer in the United States.
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The lesson always starts with "Be yourself, " a piece of advice that she has always taken to heart.
One thing that is clear is that Vioxx had a particularly strong link to heart attacks and strokes.
Not to mention how internalizing stress contributes to heart disease and depression and negatively affects our mortality.
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