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Registry Data Support NOACs for Single-Risk-Factor AF
Ischemic strokes rates were similar between atrial fibrillation patients treated with novel oral anticoagulants and warfarin, but imbalances in the study groups have raised...
2 days ago - Medscape
Cleveland Clinic receives $6 million to start consortium for Dementia with Lewy Bodies
The Cleveland Clinic has received a $6 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to create a national research consortium to investigate the causes underlying...
12 days ago - Health and Fitness - 2 articles
States pushing to register animal abusers just like sex offenders
U.S. states have shown a stronger stance on animal abuse over the years. In fact, a recent report showed that while Tennessee is so far the only state with an animal offenders...
16 days ago - Natural News - 2 articles
What's More Important: Diet or How Much You Exercise?
You have probably wondered at some point in your life, is diet more important than exercise or does exercise trump diet. I think the question that you first need to ask...
18 days ago - Michael Wood
Athletes With ICDs: Reassurance in Long-Term Registry
Whether soccer stars, surfers, or equestrian elites, most athletes in the 4-year study competed safely without device failures to terminate arrhythmias as needed, despite...
19 days ago - Medscape - 2 articles
Sport Competition Safe With ICD
No injuries or failure to terminate arrhythmia seen in registry
19 days ago - MedPageToday - 2 articles
Interactions between 5-Lipoxygenase Polymorphisms and Adipose Tissue Contents of Arachidonic and Eicosapentaenoic Acids Do Not Affect Risk of Myocardial Infarction in Middle-Aged Men and Women in a Danish Case-Cohort Study
Background: The 5-lipoxygenase pathway has been linked to atherothrombotic disease, and a functional tandem repeat polymorphism in the arachidonate lipoxygenase-5 gene has been...
24 days ago - Nutrition
Dietary acid load and mortality among Japanese men and women: the Japan Public Health Center-based Prospective Study (Nutritional epidemiology and public health)
Background: Diet-induced metabolic acidosis has been linked to cardiometabolic abnormalities including hypertension and type 2 diabetes. However, there are limited data on its...
1 month ago - American Journal of Clinical Nutrition - 2 articles
Sarcopenic obesity, weight loss, and mortality: the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
Background: Age-related sarcopenia describes the loss of muscle strength and often accompanies an increase in adiposity in the elderly. Objective: We examined the association...
1 month ago - American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
What's Hot: Your Guide to APA 2017 Annual Meeting Highlights
Among this year's 450 sessions: discussions of the current opioid crisis, healthcare legislature, and teen suicide; celebrity talks; and information on the launch of a national...
1 month ago - Medscape
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Anytime that mac and cheese craving strikes, we'll rely on this recipe from Teresa Marie Howes of Eat, Drink and Be Skinny to indulge the healthy way. Mac and Cheese you can be...
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Inflammation is your body's reaction to a foreign substance or invader, but it's also the driver of almost every age-related chronic disease, including heart disease, cancer...
5 Scientifically Backed Reasons to Eat Berries
Berries are sometimes called “nature's candy.” No wonder! Their natural sweetness is a healthy substitute for dessert and those colorful, little gems are surprisingly good for...
Should You Be Concerned about the Sugar in Fruit?
For years, fruit has had a “health halo.” You may have even heard the old saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Yet, you may have also read that eating fruit is bad...
5 Common Myths about Vitamins We Should All Stop Believing
They're in the food you eat and you can even buy them in bottles for days when you're eating on the run and might not be eating nutrient-rich foods. Vitamins are compounds your...
4 Components of Fitness that Are Vital for Healthy Aging
Who doesn't want to slow the aging process and stay fit for life? You can't stop the process of aging but through lifestyle changes, you can slow it down. No doubt, you've seen...
Are You Getting the Full Health Benefits of Olive Oil?
The era of low-fat dieting has been supplanted by a new focus on healthy fats. Dietary fats give food a more pleasing texture and help your body absorb fat-soluble nutrients...
Food nutrients in apples and grapes found to halt the systemic inflammation...
On the surface, you might think inflammation isn't such a big deal. It might not sound like a walk in the park, but it doesn't sound like a death sentence, either...