Images Dated 5th April 1995
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Mirror/1400to1499 01478/prince harry standing snow holding skis holiday
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Football League Division 1 match, Oldham 1 - 0 Middlesbrough. 5th April 1995
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Ulrika Jonsson TV Presenter with Gladiators Trojan
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Artwork showing eye with allergic conjunctivitis
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Heart disease: art of heart & beta blocker symbol
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PRINCE HARRY STANDING IN THE SNOW HOLDING HIS SKIS DURING HIS HOLIDAY IN LECH
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Princess Diana wearing ski-ing outfit and balaclava and sunglasses during a ski-ing
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Heart disease: art of heart & beta blocker symbol
Heart disease and beta blocker drugs. Artwork of a heart and a symbol representing the use of beta blocker drugs. Beta blockers are used to treat angina, to lower blood pressure, or to correct abnormal rhythms. They are also used to treat patients who develop heart symptoms in response to stress or tension. Beta blockers selectively block the beta-adrenergic receptors of the sympathetic nervous system which controls increases in cardiac activity. In this way they decrease the activity of the heart and reduce its oxygen requirement, thus alleviating angina. High blood pressure is reduced because the rate and force with which the heart pumps blood into the circulation is lowered
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