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People with heart conditions and the homeless are more vulnerable in cold weather: Edmonton doctor

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Extreme cold has a health and safety risk for vulnerable Edmontonians, including the homeless population. Leo Cruzat spoke with a doctor about who the vulnerable group are and how non-profits are dealing with homeless people seeking warmth.

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