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10/08/08
Disease Basics
From the
Journal of the American Medical Association and Archives of Internal Medicine.
People living with heart disease remain significantly unaware of heart attack symptoms even though they are at greater risk of having one. However, certain factors, like a cardiac rehabilitation program, increased knowledge of heart attack symptoms.
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08/22/08
Disease Basics
From the American Heart AssociationMany women do not recognize their atypical heart attack symptoms and often delay medical attention. Familiarity with abnormal symptoms of heart attack and seeking early treatment can speed recovery.
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07/30/08
Diagnosis
By Eliz Greene
A new report indicates the drug Fosamax may increase your risk of an abnormal heart rate. Heart attack-survivor Eliz Greene shares some information on recognizing the symptoms of atrial fibrillation and the importance of having symptoms checked to reduce risk of stroke.
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05/30/08
Nutrition & Exercise
Physical activity is one great deterrent of heart disease. It is so powerful in fact that children who do not participate in regular physical activity run a greater risk of heart disease that can manifest itself as early as their teenage years.
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03/31/08
Nutrition & Exercise
Fast food can significantly increase waistlines, and researchers have determined it can also greatly increase risk of heart disease and diabetes. Read what foods are most damaging and how to minimize risks associated with metabolic syndrome.
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03/20/08
Disease Basics
By Eliz Greene
When you or a loved one visits the hospital for a suspected heart attack or stroke, use Eliz Greene's advice to make sure you or your loved one receives the proper treatment. These tips are especially important for women, who, unfortunately, are less likely to receive the emergency care they need during a significant cardiovascular event.
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03/14/08
Treatment Options
By Eliz Greene
Taking prescribed medications after a heart attack is essential to successful treatment, but the side effects can make it difficult to be consistent. Eliz Greene offers tips to manage the blood thinner Coumadin.
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03/07/08
Nutrition & Exercise
A lack of vitamin D can contribute to developing heart disease. Read more about the recent research that identifies the risks and offers solutions.
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01/17/08
Treatment Options
When diet and lifestyle changes aren't enough, doctors will prescribe medications to combat cholesterol.
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01/08/08
Disease Basics
Usually, stress is something the heart-health conscious try to avoid. But medical stress tests are some of the best ways to determine the health and efficiency of a person’s heart.
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