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After Alan Thicke Death, Doctors Say Stress Test May Determine Heart Attack Risk
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December 15, 2016
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2:37Now PlayingThere are lessons we can all learn from the sudden death of TV icon Alan Thicke. The 69-year-old suffered an apparent heart attack while warming up before a hockey game in Los Angeles Tuesday. Thicke had no known heart problems and seemed to be in great shape, according to his close friend, Ken Boxer. Many doctors recommend a stress test and it's a simple process. Electrodes are placed on a person's chest to monitor their heart rate while they work on a treadmill. #InsideEdition
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