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DES MOINES IS GOING RED FOR WOMEN’S HEART HEALTH. THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION HELD ITS SIGNATURE EVENT DOWNTOWN THIS AFTERNOON. OUR OWN JODI LONG EMCEED. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IS THE LEADING CAUSE ...

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