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Cholesterol And High Blood Pressure
Scientists say high levels of an enzyme known as lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2 increases a person's risk of developing heart disease as much as having high blood pressure or high cholesterol. Researchers say targeting this enzyme may give them a new weapon in the fight against heart disease.
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Treating High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Pays Off
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Diabetes, High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol: How One Condition...
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Tackle High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol with Olive Leaf Extract
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Cholesterol Controlling Medicines: Friends or Foes?
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High Blood Pressure and Stroke: How Does One Effect the Other?
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High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol May Harm Memory
French researchers say high blood pressure and high cholesterol are associated with losses in mental abilities and memories in middle age. In their... Read more »
Heart Health and the Environment
The obesity epidemic is ruining the environment. We all know that excess weight is bad for health, but the environment, too? Sure, you... Read more »
4 common drugs that may sabotage your sex life
Antidepressants are often cited for their libido-lowering properties, but experts say other common medications could be equally to blame. Drugs for... Read more »
Risk Factors of Alzheimer's Disease
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Alzheimer's disease is the fifth leading cause of death in American adults age 65 and older. It affects as many as 5 million Americans and millions... Read more »
Heart Attack Risk Factors
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Heart Attack SymptomsHeart attack symptoms can vary. They may come on suddenly and severely or may progress slowly, beginning with mild pain.... Read more »
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