Übersetzung für "Herzinfarkt erleiden" in Englisch

But we don't want to have a heart attack now, do we?

But once inside the vault, much to my horror, you will suffer a heart attack.

The likelihood of suffering from a heart attack is halved.

When that happens, the victim may suffer from a heart attack or stroke.

You are also more likely to suffer a stroke or heart attack.

This lowers the risk of suffering a heart attack.

You're gonna have a heart attack.

He'll have a heart attack?

You might want to tell Jeannie she's about to have a heart attack.

You could get dizzy, faint, or even have a heart attack or stroke.

If you, Mr President, were to have a heart attack any time now, which of course I do not wish upon you, then I hope you will be treated and cared for by a junior doctor who has benefited from sound training and a good night' s sleep, because in a number of EU Member States this is by no means certain.

Do not stop taking Efient without consulting your doctor; if you stop taking Efient too soon, your risk of a heart attack may be higher.

Your doctor will check that your haemoglobin does not exceed a certain level, as high haemoglobin concentrations could put you at risk of having a problemof the heart or the blood vessels and could increase risk of myocardial infarction, stroke and death.

In our analysis of prospective studies totaling 140,000 men and women, we determined that intake of 2% of total calories from trans fats (or 40 calories/day, for a typical 2000 calorie/day diet) was associated with 23% higher risk of heart attacks or death from heart disease.

Your doctor will check that your haemoglobin does not exceed a certain level, as high haemoglobin concentrations could put you at risk of having a problem of the heart or the blood vessels and could increase risk of myocardial infarction, stroke and death.

Michelle, on the list of things I expect to kill me mercury poisoning ranks well below liver failure, struck by lightning and heart attack during sex.

Bassler is also known for his controversial claim that nonsmokers who are able to complete a marathon in under four hours can eat whatever they wish and never suffer a fatal heart attack.

Patients suffering from a heart attack could limit damage to their heart, if they recognized symptoms earlier and if they sought immediate treatment.

According to a study by R. Genco, people suffering from chronic gum disease have a three times higher risk of a heart attack.

First of all, an inveterate smoker at times increases the chance to develop hypertension or in the future to suffer a heart attack.

In contrast, women are unlikely to suffer a heart attack before their mid-sixties.

The main benefit of such medical interventions is risk reduction, for instance, to die of breast or prostate cancer or to have a heart attack.

In addition, a clear relation between "dose" and "effect" was established: men in noisy homes (with an average daily exposure of more than 65 decibels outside the home) were 20 to 30 per cent more at risk of having a heart attack (myocardial infarction) than men from quieter residential areas (with an average daily exposure of up to 60 decibels).

Since symptoms of panic attacks can mirror some of the main indicators of a heart attack or stroke, some people fear they are experiencing a heart attack when it is actually a panic attack.

If you were diagnosed with cancer, or suffered a stroke or heart attack, how would you deal with ongoing medical expenses or loss of income due to an inability to work?