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How to Have a Heart Attack: Keep Eating the Western Diet
Health & Wellness  (tags: health, diet, food, nutrition, risks, Heart Disease )

Tripty
- 1700 days ago - naturalnews.com
People who ate a typical Western diet, no matter what part of the world they lived in, had a 35 percent greater risk of having a heart attack compared to people who consumed little or no fried foods and meat
Aspirin, Ibuprofen May Cut Your BREAST CANCER Risk
Health & Wellness  (tags: USA, breast cancer, breast cancer studies, aspirin, Ibuprofen, cancer risks, cancer preventions, NSAIDs, heart disease, heart problems, USA, UK )

Summer Lu
- 1713 days ago - cnn.com
Women taking aspirin had 13% lower risk of breast cancer, study finds..ibuprofen had 21% lower risk. Study: 2.7 mil women in 38 separate studies. BUT...NSAIDs have been linked to risk of heart problems. More studies in the UK on this issue.
Rare Heart Condition Hits Moms-to-Be - AOL News
Health & Wellness  (tags: women, warning, heart disease, medicine, news, research )

Debs
- 1921 days ago - news.aol.com
All the agency could say with certainty is that the disease is marked by the development of heart failure in the last month of pregnancy without an apparent cause or any other pre-existing heart problem.
The Heart Patient Whose Life Could Be Saved By a Gadget Linked to a Satellite... Via Germany
Health & Wellness  (tags: healthcare, humans, prevention, safety, protection, Heart Disease, interesting )

Cathryne
- 1929 days ago - dailymail.co.uk
Every beat of Ross Cowie's heart is being monitored from space. Should it falter, a signal will be transmitted hundreds of miles to a satellite and then on to Germany. In an instant, experts there will be able to alert paramedics near Mr Cowie's home on
Spices of Life
Health & Wellness  (tags: health, food, spices, herbs, seasonings, nausea, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, Alzheimers disease )

Ann
- 1931 days ago - thefitnessclub.info
Spices and herbs add flavor to foods -- you already know that. But did you know that some of your favorite seasonings also may contribute to improved health?
Brits 'Under-Estimate Waist Size'
Health & Wellness  (tags: research, The University of Leicester, study, Experts, key warning sign, developing type 2 diabetes, 750, 000 people in the UK, have type 2 diabetes, but do not know it, Type 2 diabetes, devastating complications, blindness, heart disease, stroke )

Sharon
- 1938 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
British people perceive themselves to be much slimmer around the waist than they really are, research shows. Experts fear that by failing to recognise their increasing girth some people may be missing a key warning sign of developing type 2 diabetes.
Relief for Diseased Hearts
Health & Wellness  (tags: research, science, study, health, humans, treatment, Heart Disease, Cardiac support system )

J.
- 1961 days ago - fraunhofer.de
If the heart has been weakened by an infarct or disease, it's often no longer able to provide the body with an adequate supply of oxygen-rich blood.Researchers are conducting tests on a special type of mechanical pump to support the ailing organ.
Heart Disease Linked to Bleeding Gums
Health & Wellness  (tags: heart, cardiovascular, gums, teeth, heart disease )

Julie
- 1963 days ago - torontodailynews.com
Gum disease might trigger heart disease, since bacteria released from infected gums may enter the bloodstream where they activate the immune system causing inflammation and narrowing of the blood vessels.
Severe Hypertension: Silent Killer Still on the Loose
Health & Wellness  (tags: humans, health, research, science, study, society, disease, illness, prevention, treatment, healthcare, hypertension, heart disease, warning )

J.
- 1964 days ago - omniomix.com
High blood pressure may be one of the top killers in the U.S.. Research shows some 73 million people have high blood pressure, yet many of them don't even know it. Among those that do, a large number are not taking the medications they need to control it.
Boy, 13, Dies After Getting a New Heart
Health & Wellness  (tags: Heart Disease, risks, surgery, death, health, saddness, loss, family, children )

Susan
- 1968 days ago - indystar.com
Charlestown -- More than 200 people filled a school's gymnasium Friday to donate blood and offset the volumes a 13-year-old boy used after undergoing a heart transplant.But the boy, Marquis Popp, died Saturday, said Debbie Trotter, the leader of the teen'
The Whole Soy Story. The True Soy Story.
Health & Wellness  (tags: Malnutrition, Infertility, Digestive distress, Birth defects, Thyroid dysfunction, Immune system breakdown, Cognitive decline, Heart disease, Reproductive disorders, Cancer )


- 1973 days ago - wholesoystory.com
THE WHOLE SOY STORY blows the lid off nutritional dogma ! * Soy is NOT a miracle food. * Soy is NOT the answer to world hunger * Soy is NOT a panacea. * Soy has NOT even been proven safe.
Merck Engaged in Blatant Scientific Fraud With Vytorin Cholesterol Study? (Opinion)
Health & Wellness  (tags: research, safety, science, drugs, cholesterol, Heart Disease )

Alf
- 1985 days ago - newstarget.com
It's no surprise these days to hear about a pharmaceutical company committing scientific fraud and distorting clinical trials to get the results they want, but it's unusual to see it done as blatantly and arrogantly as what you're about to see here.
Are You Eating Enough Whole Grains?
Health & Wellness  (tags: whole grains, weight control, diet, food, nutrition, health, healthy, heart-healthy, prevention, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer, processed foods, couscous, brown rice, barley, oatmeal, popcorn, rye, wheat berries, quinoa, whole-wheat pasta )

Laurel
- 2018 days ago - features.us.reuters.com
TORONTO (Reuters) Whole grains may help prevent heart disease and control weight and they're increasingly easy to find at the grocery store, so why aren't Americans eating enough of them?
Onions 'Cut Heart Disease Risk'
Health & Wellness  (tags: Heart Disease, disease, food, health, humans, illness, interesting, medicine, nutrition, prevention, protection, research, study, science, treatment )

Susan
- 2053 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
Sunday, 4 November 2007 Eating a meal rich in compounds called flavonoids reduces some early signs of heart disease, research shows. An Institute of Food Research team focused on one of the compounds, quercetin, which is found in tea, onions, apples an
 

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