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Not Everything is Better with Bacon
Cutting back on our consumption of processed and unprocessed meat could cut rates of diabetes, colon cancer and heart disease.
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Climate Change Can Be Heartbreaking -- Literally
Rising temperatures and extreme weather events don't just hurt the environment. They are reversing progress in treating heart disease.
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Lowering Blood Pressure for Mom and Baby
Hypertension during pregnancy is more common as BP guidelines are reduced and maternal age rises. Why are treatment rates still the same?
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Changes in Heart Risk Calculations Could Cut Statin Use
Refinements in the way heart risks are calculated could mean the number of people for whom statins are indicated is reduced by almost half.
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The Kind of Help Heart Patients Need
One of the best things heart patients can do for themselves is to eat a heart-healthy diet. Yet few are given nutritional counseling.
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Fish Oil Supplements Pose Risks for Some
If you don't have heart problems, avoid taking these supplements. Fish oil can actually raise your risk of A-fib, heart failure and stroke.
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The Ultra-Processed Way to an Early Death
Ultra-processed foods are addicting. They also offer little nutrition. Eating them regularly raises your risk of cancer and heart disease.
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Stressed? Better Get Moving
Exercise seems to offer potent heart benefits to people who are susceptible to feeling stressed-out or depressed. Time to get a move on.
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Inflamed Gums Raise Risk of Repeat AFib
People treated for atrial fibrillation should pay attention to their gum health. Periodontal disease can trigger an AFib recurrence.
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Heavy Drinking Leads to Heart Trouble -- Especially in Women
Serious drinkers are at risk for obesity, inflammation and heart problems. The cardiovascular link is even stronger for women than for men.
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