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saltShould You Cut Down on Salt?A new government report questions the wisdom of cutting down salt consumption
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dog walkingPets and Heart HealthWhy are pet owners healthier than those who don't have pets?
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breast cancer and alcoholAlcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer SurvivalModerate drinkers appear to have a slightly better chance of surviving breast cancer, researchers say
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red meatRed Meat and Clogged ArteriesA new study suggests that a compound called L-carnitine could be why eating lots of red meat increases the risk of heart disease
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CARDIOVASCULARHEALTH
Less Salt, More Potassium
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
April 5, 2013
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Three new studies say that cutting salt and increasing potassium intake helps you stay healthy
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Baldness and Heart Disease
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
April 4, 2013
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Researchers say there could be a link between losing your hair and heart disease
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Should You Worry About Side Effects of Statins?
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
April 2, 2013
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For many people, side effects diminish the second time around, researchers say
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New Blood Thinning Drug and Infection Risk
By: Celeste Perron
April 1, 2013
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blood thinning drugs and myocarditis
A new blood thinner often prescribed for management of atrial fibrillation may boost risk of viral infections including myocarditis.
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Fat Teens Could Mean Rise in Future Heart Disease
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
April 1, 2013
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Study finds that many teens eat a poor diet and don't get enough exercise, increasing the risk that they will have heart health problems
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Chelation Therapy and Treatment of Heart Disease
By: Celeste Perron
March 26, 2013
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edta chelation therapy and heart disease
A new study finds EDTA chelation therapy to be modestly effective as a heart disease treatment, but researchers still don’t recommend it.
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Dangers of a Stroke Under Age 50
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
March 20, 2013
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Having a stroke before the age of 50 puts you at higher risk of death for decades, researchers say
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Green Tea and Coffee May Lower Stroke Risk
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
March 15, 2013
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A couple of cups of green tea or coffee each day could lower your risk of stroke, researchers say
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Breast Cancer Radiation and Heart Disease
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
March 14, 2013
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A study suggests that radiation for breast cancer increases the risk of ischemic heart disease
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Quitting Smoking and Weight Gain
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
March 13, 2013
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Researchers say it's better to for your heart to quit smoking even if you gain a few pounds
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