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The Surprising Link Between Protein and Heart Disease

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Recent research suggests a complex relationship between protein intake and cardiovascular health, particularly concerning atherosclerosis. While protein is essential for overall health, exceeding recommended levels may pose risks to heart health. This article explores findings from a study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh, shedding light on the impact of high-protein diets on atherosclerosis and […]

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A Cardiologist’s Quest to Answer the Most Googled Questions

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In a world where cardiovascular disease reigns as a leading cause of mortality, understanding heart health becomes paramount. With heart-related queries flooding search engines, experts aim to bridge the knowledge gap. This article delves into a cardiologist’s responses to the most Googled questions, shedding light on heart arrhythmias and offering insights into symptoms, causes, and

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Heart Disease: The Silent Killer – Are You at Risk?

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Despite heart disease being the leading cause of death for a century, a recent survey reveals that over half of US adults are unaware of this critical health fact. In this guide, we explore six simple yet effective ways to minimize your risk of heart disease, empowering individuals with the knowledge needed for a heart-healthy

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Temporal Eating: A Key to Cardiovascular Health

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Emerging research suggests that the timing of our meals may be a crucial factor in cardiovascular health. A study, detailed in the journal Nature Communications, highlights that consuming the first and last meals of the day within specific time frames could significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Examining data from over 100,000 adults, the

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Long-Term Cardiovascular Insights into Common Antihypertensive Medications

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High blood pressure is a prevalent health concern, often necessitating long-term management through medications. While effective in controlling blood pressure, recent research delves into potential long-term risks associated with commonly prescribed antihypertensive drugs. Understanding these risks is crucial for clinicians and patients in optimizing treatment plans. A study published in JAMA Network analyzes data from

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Side by Side in Sickness: Florida Couple’s 63-Year Love Story Takes an Unexpected Turn

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Phil and Margaret Vaske, a Florida couple with 63 years of shared history, recently faced an unexpected chapter in their journey together — simultaneous open-heart surgeries. The couple, who has weathered life’s ups and downs as a team, found themselves side by side in the cardiac intensive care unit, undergoing quadruple and triple bypass surgeries

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Hotter Temps, Higher Risk: AHA Study Unveils Heart Attack Danger Spiking in Heat Waves and Pollution!

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A new study published in the journal Circulation by the American Heart Association (AHA) indicates that certain groups of people may face a significantly higher risk of dying from a heart attack during heat waves and high levels of fine particulate pollution. The study focused on analyzing over 202,000 heart attacks that occurred in China’s

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These 4 Things Happen Right Before a ‪‎Heart‬ Attack

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Try to think of your heart as the car battery of your body. It sustains its own electrical charge that allows it to act as a pump station for your blood. The blood then carries necessary oxygen and nutrients throughout your body. It is one of the five vital organs needed for survival, joining the

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Unlocking the Heart’s Shield: Vitamin D Show Promise in Reducing Heart Attack Risk

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In a remarkable study featured in The BMJ, researchers have unveiled a potential breakthrough—high-dose vitamin D supplements taken once a month could potentially lower the likelihood of heart attacks and major cardiac events among individuals aged 60 and above. Although the observed risk reduction may be modest, the findings suggest that vitamin D supplementation might

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Does Drinking Soda Cause Heart Disease?

Does Drinking Soda Cause Heart Disease?

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Various studies suggest there is a link between drinking soda and heart disease. The latest study from Harvard School of Public Health suggest that sodas are associated with 20% increased risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) as well as some adverse changes in lipids, inflammatory factors, and leptin. “Even a moderate amount of sugary beverage

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