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Know Your Pulse picture

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9 years ago•0 Replies

During the run up to World Heart Rhythm Week, help us raise the awareness of how important it is to ‪#‎KnowYourPulse‬!

Take a photo of you taking someone's pulse, then share your picture on HealthUnlocked and tag us in it or alternatively email it to Sarah, s.edmunds@heartrhythmalliance.org

For more information about World Heart Rhythm Week please visit our website - heartrhythmweek.org

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