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Atrial Fibrillation Post-Operatively Linked to Stroke Risk

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Too Few Americans Take Statins, CDC Study Reveals

Nearly half of American
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Bilingual Patients Have Better Cognitive Function Post-Stroke

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Stents Are Being Wrongly Used - And That's A Bad Thing

A new study from clinic
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US Science Panel Endorses Aspirin for Cancer, Heart Health

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Tell Your Boss Those Extra Hours May Kill You

A large meta-analysis by researchers working in the United Kingdom found what we
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JAMA study assessing statin guidelines shows they might be too limiting rather than too expansive

In 2013, a combined pan
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Chocolate is delicious! But it won t cure (or prevent) heart disease

It seems like every week, there s another study on the health benefits of chocolate getting major news coverage.
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Follow-up study of Veterans' diabetes treatment shows no cardiovascular benefit

The Veterans Affairs Diabetes Trial (VADT) began about 15 years ago.
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One in three US adults at increased risk for heart disease

According to new research published in JAM
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