Tags: American Heart Association

Science/Health

Sugar industry paid handsomely to make fat, not sugar, the villain of heart disease

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America's Deadliest Jobs Revealed In New Heart Study

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Caffeine: Heartbeats Not Quickened By Coffee Consumption, Study Says

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Heart Attack Warning Signs Different In Women Than Men, Says Report

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Childhood Obesity: 8-Year-Olds Show Signs Of Heart Disease, Study Finds

Science/Health

Diabetes: Home Cooking Decreases Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes, Study Finds

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High Blood Pressure Lowered Below Common Targets May Decrease Risk Of Death, Study Finds

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Sleep And Heart Disease: Too Little Or Too Much Sleep Increases Heart Disease Risk

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Stroke Guidelines Now Recommend Clot-Removing Devices For Certain Patients

Science/Health

Blood Pressure Vaccine Could Make Treatment More Accessible To Patients In Developing Countries

Science/Health

Moderate Drinking Could Cause Heart Problems In The Elderly

Science/Health

Heart Risk Factors May Be A Larger Threat To Black Women Than White Women

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Drinking Heavily During Middle Age Increases Stroke Risk More Than High Blood Pressure

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