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Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans


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Kloner had this advice for diehard football fans:

"Talk to your doctor, especially if you have cardiac risk factors. There may be pharmacologic agents, such as beta blockers, aspirin or anti-anxiety drugs, that could help," Kloner said. "Or relaxation exercises, such as deep breathing. There are some things that can be done. And of course, it is very important to control the well-known cardiac risk factors, such as hypertension, cholesterol abnormalities, smoking and diabetes."

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For a look at how soccer fans can suffer the same fate, go to NPR.

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-- HealthDay News Staff

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Last updated 3/30/2009

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SOURCE: American College of Cardiology, news release, March 28, 2009


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