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Exercise Improves Recovery from Stroke
Strokes can produce weakness or paralysis in various parts of the body. Exercise helps stroke patients recover function faster and better.
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To Protect Women with Preeclampsia: Timed Birth
Preeclampsia is a risky complication of pregnancy. Because it often occurs in the last weeks, inducing labor can protect women and babies.
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Traffic Really Can Make Your Blood Boil
You aren’t imagining it: The sound of traffic can raise your blood pressure and lead to hypertension. Air pollution can make it worse.
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Not So Young at Heart
The risk of heart problems has risen among young people, particularly those of color. Obesity and diabetes are among the culprits.
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The Mediterranean Diet's Boost to Women's Hearts
A study that looked at the diet's effect on women's hearts found it had a big impact, reducing cardiovascular risk by nearly 25 percent.
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Heart Risks Associated with Marijuana Use
Marijuana dispensaries are popping up everywhere -- along with evidence of a higher risk of coronary artery disease among regular users.
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Sugar Substitute Raises the Risk of Blood Clots, Stroke
A popular replacement for table sugar in low-calorie, low-carb foods, appears to raise the chances of developing dangerous blood clots.
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Can Beta-Blockers Reduce Aggression?
Beta-blockers may do more than protect against certain heart conditions. It appears they may also ease depression and reduce aggression.
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COVID-19 and Ongoing Heart Problems
The SARS Co-V virus isn't always bad news for the hearts of those infected with it, but it can be, and the risk can remain for over a year.
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Water, The Real Fountain of Youth
The sensation of thirst dims as we age, increasing our risk of dehydration. Now a study finds seniors who are well-hydrated live longer.
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