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5 April, 02:02

Which statement is true about these ailments? A pulmonary embolism isn't painful B A clot that develops in the heart can't travel to the brain and cause stroke C. Leg DVTs can travel to the lungs, causing a pulmonary embolism D. A pulmonary embolism can't be fatal.

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