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Morning Heart Attacks: Why They're More Common

alarm-clock-heartWhy are heart attacks are more likely to happen in the morning? Is that even true? A doctor explains.

 
Plaque in Blood Vessels: The Facts About Treatment and Cure

how-not-to-clog-the-system-thumb.jpgA doctor explains the facts about plaque in your blood vessels—what it is and whether it's curable or treatable. Learn heart-healthy practices to prevent clogged blood vessels and reduce plaque.

 
Stroke Myths: Advice from doctors--what they wish you knew

Stroke Myths6 deadly mistakes—and how you can avoid them

Think you’ve heard it all about stroke? What if one happened to you? Would you really know what to do?

 
How to Lower Your Cholesterol With Lifestyle, Nutrition, Diet: Advice From a Registered Dietitian

lifes-little-cholesterol-busters-thumb.jpgProven ways to lower cholesterol without drugs, through diet and nutrition: advice from a registered dietitian. Plus: What are HDL and LDL cholesterol—and which one are you supposed to be lowering?

 
Heart Palpitations: Are They Dangerous? A Doctor Explains

rabbit-heart-palpitationsAre heart palpitations dangerous? A doctor answers, and explains what palpitations are and why your heart seems to skip a beat.

 
Stroke and Speech: What you can do when aphasia strikes and a loved one can't speak

Stroke and SpeechQ: My mother had a stroke and now she can’t speak or write, but she can respond to questions by nodding “yes” or “no.” What is causing this? Will she be able to speak again? What can I do to help her?

 
What Is Inflammation in Your Body? How It's Measured and Treated

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Inflammation has been connected to heart disease, stroke and cancer. But what is inflammation? How do you know if you have it? How is it measured or tested? And what should you do about it? A family doctor answers.
 
Study: Naps Good for Your Heart

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Healthy, working men who take naps are less likely to die of heart-related causes than those who don’t, suggests a study.

 


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