LCMC to launch program offering no-cost screening for cancer and heart disease to 100,000 volunteers
One of Louisiana's health system announced a free and voluntary genetic testing program on Thursday, which will screen adults ...
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Can a cup of tea protect your heart? Study links it to 11% lower risk of heart and vascular disease
The findings may be beneficial for tea lovers who enjoy black or green tea. However, they do not mean that drinking tea alone ...
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More than half of people with this serious heart health risk don’t even know they have it, new study says
Sometimes referred to as a “silent killer,” high blood pressure can go unnoticed for years.
A pet’s heart works hard every day to support the walks, playtime, cuddles, and companionship families cherish. Because heart ...
Hayley Martin has never drunk alcohol or smoked cigarettes, eats healthily and leads a fit and active lifestyle. Yet during a ...
The best drinks for heart health are water and other unsweetened beverages, American College of Cardiology guidelines note.
But, drinking tea that's too hot is linked to the opposite effect: a 16% increase in vascular disease risk. Researchers ...
Investigators have developed and validated a clinical decision support tool to improve the diagnosis and treatment of chronic ...
Most people assume heart disease is a problem for later life, something to worry about once they're past 60. But that's not ...
Psoriasis is best known for the itchy, scaly patches it causes on the skin. But the condition may also signal a greater risk ...
Data from almost half a million people revealed that drinking any amount of tea a day reduced the chance of developing heart ...
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