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Cancer survivor Christine Ells embraces her twenty-month-old son Jameson after arriving home from work in Whitman, Mass. Ells, 36, a teacher in the Boston suburb of Quincy, developed a heart rhythm problem from several drugs she was given to treat the breast cancer she was diagnosed with at age 27. Certain cancer drugs, such as Herceptin and doxorubicin, sold as Adriamycin and other brands, can hurt the heart’s ability to pump, and lead to heart failure. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
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