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Trans fats from dairy were not linked to heart disease or diabetes in a review of 22 studies
Twenty-two studies, pooled in one review, turned up no link between the trans fats found naturally in milk, butter and cheese and heart disease or type 2 diabetes. The group behind the review, led ...
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Mammograms can offer a hint about heart disease risk — so why isn’t it included in results?
This might just be the breast-kept secret in women’s health. For people at average risk, most leading medical organizations ...
Many different professions are on their feet most of the time, but it’s not often a role requires a person to stand rooted to ...
Blackpool and Fylde chief coroner Alan Wilson said evidence at a post mortem found the level of amphetamine found in Mr ...
A study found that people taking beta-blockers had more heart-failure hospital admissions within one group of patients whose ...
The number of people living with heart failure (HF) worldwide more than doubled between 1990 and 2023, reaching an estimated ...
October is the perfect month to enjoy fresh figs before their peak season ends. "Fresh or dried, figs are packed with dietary ...
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Long-running women's health studies reveal lasting lessons for disease prevention and healthy aging
Andrea Romanos-Nanclares, Ph.D., of the Channing Division of Network Medicine within the Department of Medicine at Mass ...
Justice for carbs, finally.
A SCTIMST study shows nurse-led care significantly reduces heart failure mortality and hospitalizations through systematic ...
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Report shows heart failure rates rising among adults under 65
A report published by the Heart Failure Society of America (HFSA) shows a concerning trend for a common but deadly disease: heart failure.
Wildfire smoke may pose greater long-term health risks than similar amounts of air pollution from other sources. Two large ...
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