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Public release: 20 January 2008
Your lower cholesterol toolbox
 Cholesterol
Get the tools you need to help lower cholesterol -- and reduce your risk of disease -- starting now.
If any of your cholesterol numbers are in the high risk category, you're at
an increased risk for heart disease -- which may lead to heart attack.
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Public release: 18 January 2008
Swiss scientists take note of bank flu risk
Flu, influenza
Forget retail therapy for some relief from that winter cold -- a study by Swiss scientists revealed on
Wednesday that the flu virus can nestle and survive on banknotes for more than two weeks.
Between 20 and 100 million banknotes change hands in Switzerland alone each day...
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Public release: 13 January 2008
Mediterranean Diet - For a healthy blood pressure
Lifestyle, Nutrition, Blood pressure
A diet low in salt was during almost 100 years the only possibility available to doctors to treat hypertension
or high blood pressure. But with the discovery of medications such as diuretics, the therapeutic treatment was
changed since patients and doctors alike welcomed this new pill treatment that made a low salt diet unnecessary.
However, as it usually happens in medicine, recent research has proved that diuretics have serious side effects.
Studies have shown that diuretics cause our body to lose, along with sodium and chloro, potassium, a mineral basic
in heart functions.
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Public release: 12 January 2008
Spouses often mirror each other health habits
Lifestyle
If one spouse exercises, quits smoking, stops drinking alcohol, receives a flu shot, or undergoes a cholesterol screening, the other spouse is more likely to do the same, according to a new study in Health Services Research.
"We found that when one spouse improves his or her health behavior, the other spouse was likely to do so as well," said co-author Jody Sindelar, health economist and public health professor in the Yale School of Public Health.
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Public release: 08 January 2008
Small lifestyle changes can boost longevity
Lifestyle, Life expectancy
Not smoking, exercising, moderate drinking, eating veggies could add 14 years, study says.
People with four healthy lifestyle behaviors -- not smoking, physical activity, moderate alcohol consumption, and eating five servings of fruit or vegetables a day -- live an average of 14 years longer than people with none of those behaviors, a new British study contends.
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