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Vice President Mike Pence has been keeping busy.
Not only was he the driving force behind the failed Obamacare repeal, Pence was instrumental in the decision to ban trans individuals from the military. With Pence taking on a greater role in Trump’s White House, we’re polling our top supporters to see what you think of Pence’s job performance: 
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When it needs to pump more blood, the heart can grow in response to exercise and pregnancy, but after a heart attack, swelling can lead to further complications. Now scientists have found that a protein called cardiotrophin 1 (CT1) can trick the heart into the good kind of growth and reduce the bad. Read more
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