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Kids with heart disease? 25 Percent of children and adolescents in America have clinically high cholesterol levels
High cholesterol is a major risk factor for poor circulation, heart attacks and strokes. Fortunately, the cholesterol levels of kids and teens in America have improved from...
1 day ago - Natural News
Dysphagia and tube feeding after stroke are associated with poorer functional and mortality outcomes
Stroke is the leading cause of disability in adult life. Oropharyngeal dysphagia occurs in 65-90% of patients, and its identification in the acute phase of stroke can prevent...
2 days ago - Clinical Nutrition
OAC Prescribing in the ED Spurs on Long-term Use in AFib
In patients who are discharged home, initiating anticoagulants proved beneficial but not all are convinced the emergency department is the ideal setting for prescribing stroke...
2 days ago - Medscape
10 Top Trending Workouts of 2019, According to Google
The best thing about Google-aside from, you know, having the entire world at your fingertips-is that you can find ideas for literally any of kind workout at the stroke of a...
2 days ago - Health
Study: Why are sleep problems linked to greater risk of heart attack and stroke?
Everybody needs proper rest to allow the mind and body to rejuvenate. While a good night's sleep is important for overall health, it is particularly crucial for the health of a...
3 days ago - Natural News
Beyond Heart Disease: Why Exercise May Lower the Risk of a Variety of Health Problems
It is no secret that exercise lowers the risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke. In fact, research shows that a single exercise session is beneficial for your heart. Who...
5 days ago - Cathe Friedrich - 3 articles
Stroke rates are down by 50% for older adults - but for those younger, not so much
Stroke-related deaths have been steadily declining in recent years. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , mortality rates for stroke are now...
13 days ago - Natural News
Study finally confirms "inflammatory theory" of heart disease: Findings can be used to develop new treatments that minimize stroke risk
Many people know that plaque buildup is a precursor for heart disease, but what can be done to target this condition? In a recent study published in Nature Medicine, a team...
19 days ago - Natural News
3 Common Spinning Injuries Caused by Your Bike
My Spin bike and I have a love-hate relationship. It exhausts me, pushes me to my limits, and more times than not, it empowers me. Recently though, it's been inflicting a lot...
21 days ago - PopSugar
Treating LDL to Below 70 Reduces Recurrent Stroke
Results of Treat Stroke to Target , a rare cholesterol study in patients with a history of ischemic stroke, explore the benefits of treating to a lower LDL target. Medscape...
22 days ago - Medscape
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