Preposition: as

• result: Of 1200 patients, eight suffered heart attacks as a result of taking the medication.

Converse of object

• suffer: She said, " Every two minutes someone in the UK will suffer a heart attack, with only half of them surviving.

• have: A person having a heart attack will usually complain of a tight pain in the chest.

• compare: Why does exercising in the cold increase your risk of having a heart attack compared with exerting yourself under temperate conditions?

Adjective modifier

• suspected: Boatbuilder Dave Ovington of Tynemouth ( UK ) died suddenly of a suspected heart attack last weekend.

• fatal: A ndy Scott knows he should be DEAD only a sixth sense prevented him from suffering a fatal heart attack on the pitch.

• massive: Eric Morecambe, you may remember, had a massive heart attack.

• sudden: As Professor E. Schaefer ( USA ) succinctly put it, There's no such thing as a sudden heart attack.

• second: A good man had died after a second heart attack.

• subsequent: It is arguably more important than the subsequent heart attack as there is still an opportunity to change the course of events.

Preposition: on

• pitch: A ndy Scott knows he should be DEAD only a sixth sense prevented him from suffering a fatal heart attack on the pitch.