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A 30-year research of over 110,000 health professionals found that individuals who ate at least two servings of avocado per week had a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease than those

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Many doctors have misconceptions regarding e-cigarettes.

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According to a Rutgers study, many physicians wrongly assume that all tobacco products are equally dangerous, so they are less likely to offer e-cigarettes to

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An Observational Analysis challenges the assumption that Moderate Alcohol use Improves Heart Health

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Since ancient civilizations, the consumption of alcoholic beverages has been an important element of many societies. The benefits and drawbacks of alcohol have been argued

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Heart Complications after a Stroke Increase Risk of future Cardiovascular Actions

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A big observational study discovered that heart problems are extremely common within one month of an ischemic stroke (restricted blood flow to the brain). This 'stroke-heart syndrome' may increase the

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Chronic Lactate Exposure Causes Cellular Disruptions that have been linked to Cancer and T2 Diabetes

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According to a new study by scientists at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, acute amounts of lactate, such as those produced during exercise,

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Premature Cardiovascular Mortality and Socioeconomic Deprivation are linked, According to a New Study

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According to research published recently in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, people living in socially impoverished areas of the United States are more likely to die prematurely

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Cocoa Flavanol Supplement Shows Promise in Reducing Cardiovascular Risk in Clinical Trials

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The first large-scale research to examine the long-term effects of a cocoa flavanol supplement on cardiovascular disease prevention has found promising evidence that cocoa flavanols may have cardiovascular protective properties.

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Fatigue follows COVID is much more than simply feeling tired. 5 suggestions for what to do about it.

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People are frequently surprised by how tired they become during a COVID infection. Fatigue is more than just feeling tired or sleepy. It is a

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Community Health Professionals in Medicaid Health Plans Improve Care

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A new study suggests that community health professionals employed by Medicaid health plans can help low-income persons who face barriers to care rely less on

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At age of 35, Lipid and Glucose Levels are linked to Alzheimer’s Disease

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Living your best life at 35, while neglecting cholesterol and glucose levels, may increase your risk of Alzheimer's disease (AD) later in life. Lower HDL (high-density cholesterol) and high triglyceride