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Stressed? Better Get Moving
Exercise seems to offer potent heart benefits to people who are susceptible to feeling stressed-out or depressed. Time to get a move on.
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Inflamed Gums Raise Risk of Repeat AFib
People treated for atrial fibrillation should pay attention to their gum health. Periodontal disease can trigger an AFib recurrence.
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Heavy Drinking Leads to Heart Trouble -- Especially in Women
Serious drinkers are at risk for obesity, inflammation and heart problems. The cardiovascular link is even stronger for women than for men.
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Bariatric Surgery Can Bring Bonuses for the Heart, Too
Surgeries that reduce the size of the stomach help patients lose weight. In certain patients, they also improve lipid and glucose levels.
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Women Take Depression to Heart
Depression raises the risk of cardiovascular problems, but depressed women are even more at risk for heart disease than men. Why?
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Don't Let Marijuana Break Your Heart
Marijuana poses the same cardiovascular risks -- including stroke -- as smoking cigarettes does, even if you've never smoked tobacco.
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Niacin: To B3 or Not to B3?
Niacin has been believed to improve cardiac health. Taken to excess in supplements, however, it can contribute to cardiovascular disease.
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Do You Know the Numbers that Predict Heart Health?
Blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels are clues to cardiovascular health and easy to check, but too few know what they are.
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A Tasty Way to Cut Salt Consumption
Using a salt substitute and avoiding processed foods reduced older adults' risk of hypertension and kept meals delicious. Give it a try.
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Your Heart Wants You to Eat a Little Earlier
Breakfast before 8; dinner before 9. "Chrono-nutrition" -- eating to suit your circadian rhythms is good for your heart and your brain.
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