Breast Cancer Survivors may Have Increased Risk of Heart Disease
According to a new study, women who have survived breast cancer may be at an increased risk of developing heart
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Severe Heart Attacks May Be Less Life-Threatening
According to a new French study, the most severe heart attacks are not as dangerous as they were in previous
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Could a Mediterranean Diet Improve Bone Health?
A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism has shown that eating a Mediterranean Diet could help
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Spirituality May Have Positive Impact on Mental Health
Researchers from the University of Missouri have found that spirituality may help improve mental health. Their findings have been published
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New Study Shows Child Cancer Patients Have Higher Diabetes Risk
A new study has shown that children receiving treatment for cancer are at a higher risk of developing diabetes. The
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Study Claims Egg Yolks Nearly as Dangerous to Heart as Cigarettes
A new study from the Western University in Canada has found that egg yolks may be almost as dangerous as smoking
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WHO Conducts Largest Ever Health Study on Tobacco Use
The World Health Organization has just completed the largest study on health risks posed by tobacco use in history. The
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Study Finds Less Strenuous Exercise Can Improve Heart Health
Many health professionals tell their patients they need to engage in moderate to heavy exercise to improve their cardiovascular health.
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Could Chemotherapy Make Prostate Cancer Worse?
A new study from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center has found that chemotherapy may make cancer worse. The findings of
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Exercise May Lessen Impact of Depression in Heart Disease Patients
Research has shown there is a clear link between heart disease and depression. Researchers have been looking into new ways
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Researchers Identify Protein Which May Help Prevent Diabetes
Canadian researchers have identified a new protein which may play a key role in the onset of diabetes. The VAMP8
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Researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine have highlighted findings that may be crucial in the battle
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Obesity May Mitigate Impact of Heart Disease
Almost every study that has ever been published has found that obesity can be a leading cause of heart disease.
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